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    Quote Originally Posted by carlhurley View Post
    this is crap springs wear out because of use not compression the metal only has so many times that it contracts and expands before it wears out leaving your magazine full doesnt harm it loading it and unloading does if the springs failed because of being compressed then all your cars would be sitting on their axles after a couple of years think vintage cars tappet springs etc
    So you've done a bit of metallurgy and know that steel under a certain stress level does not fatigue but does above that level? Motor vehicle springs that are loaded don't sag over time? I'm with mikee, just check it is empty and close the bolt while holding the trigger to take the load off a couple of springs.
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