I bought 2 a while back. They work perfect in my AR and are pretty awesome.
They do not work in an AUG w NATO stock (AT ALL).
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I bought 2 a while back. They work perfect in my AR and are pretty awesome.
They do not work in an AUG w NATO stock (AT ALL).
TED
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Cool! Thanks for sharing TED! I’ll stick with the Magpul D60, though.
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Oh lawdy, to the pawdy.Originally Posted by Eurodriver
Cool! Thanks for sharing TED! I’ll stick with the Magpul D60, though.
What a massacre to that magazine.
Wouldn't want that, for sure. Can't tell if it was dropped, it looks like it was inside stored somewhere, and just popped?
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That’s happened while it was being loaded lol
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Triple stack is the new double stack.
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Well, that's sub-optimal.
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I kind of wondered what they cost, so I took a look, found the following 'second chance review' while doing so.
It seems the photo was of their first generation magazine, the second generation is a one piece body eliminating the seam.
That being said, they look very unwieldy, and I have not interest in getting these, or a D60 for that matter.
Anyway, here's the review of the second generating, just to be accurate: http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2...und-magazines/
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Glad they fixed the problem. Looks like a good mag for hoser stages in 3gun. Looks like you can get them for about $35-36, which is a little more than a 40 rd PMAG with a Strike Inds. extension (45 rds).
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Well...
That's an interesting game of pop-goes-the-weasel.
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That picture is actually taken from The Firearm Blog from their first review. Major design changes have occurred since then.
That said, I still have miles to go before I'll trust them for real for real. I mean I just got them I'm still shaking them out.
So far, so good.
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