Anyone know what these magazines are called?

[grunt soldier]

I bought one from a local gun store for a much more attractive price. range mag at best. they don't drop free from any of my lowers, spikes, DD, or larue. they are very thin/light feeling. not the feel of magpul or troy.

The one I bought I put about 100 rounds through it and it did function fine for all of them. much better out there even in these times for better prices.

[smoky]

south korea? I only use north korean mags.

North Korean mag is best Korean mag

[Ryno12]

south korea? I only use north korean mags.

North Korean mag is best Korean mag

Commies!!

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[RMiller]

I want these like I want the plague.

[Shao]

I want these like I want the plague.

Well, they look cool... Thought maybe they could some kind of pmag produced for the Korean army or something... Not dropping free is a pretty big deal to me and that price is outrageous. If they were $5 a pop or less like the Thermolds used to go for, I'd easily buy 10 just to tinker with.

[RMiller]

Well, they look cool... Thought maybe they could some kind of pmag produced for the Korean army or something... Not dropping free is a pretty big deal to me and that price is outrageous. If they were $5 a pop or less like the Thermolds used to go for, I'd easily buy 10 just to tinker with.

$5 would be a much different story. They'd be worth screwing with, using as range mags.

[KaCee]

It seems as though the $29.99 price is all over the web. does not matter who is selling. I have seen them called red white blue but no markings on any packaging I have seen. Local gun shop has sold quite a few but have not heard any comments. They are described to be a pmag clone. Not sure I would spend $$ on them

[sinlessorrow]

The top of these magazines and the base plates are identical to the latest incarnation of Command Arms Accessories magazines as the contain the same casting marks and labeling. They do not represent much of a value as they are much more than a comparable P-MAG. CAA stuff has always been synonymous with crap although I am sure someone is going to pipe about how the IMI is buying CAA mags now. If the old Orlite mags are any indication, the magazine used by the Israelis shouldn't be guiding anyone's purchase decisions.

Face it..CAA is better than Magpul...haha

[Ick]

Great, something else to avoid. I would imagine it probably won't hurt the sale of legitimate products, being garbage magazines and all. Oops, I mean "clips".