I was looking at this maybe for one of my personal buids...
http://shop.si-defense.com/SI_Defens...08%20ms-g3.htm
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With regards to magazines, my experience with the Armalite magazines has been great. The 20 and 25 round AR-10 mags I own all run and have yet to show any issues.
As for the CA issues, I'm not familiar with how CA state law reads but I do know there are guys in CA using AR-10 systems legally.
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What is the difference between the KAC and AR-10 magazine system? What do KAC mags run and likewise AR-10's? Which is more reliable? As it stands now, I am starting to lean very far away from the G3 system...
No, you would not. Armalite used to use modified M14 magazines during the AWB. They knocked the front locking lug off, and made a separate cut for the new lock up.
When the AWB went away, they came out with their own proprietary magazine system.
As far as the G3 mag lowers, I may have been a little too negative, however I had heard through the grape vine that they were problematic, especially the CMMG lowers that were being brought out last year.
The Finns used G3 magazines that they modified for use in some of their commercial Valmet M78's in 7.62 NATO, so it's possible, but I honestly don't trust an AR lower designed for them.
Which is a damn shame, since the mags are so damn inexpensive.
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I have not had any problems with the G3 mag lowers. I was in on the testing on the first ones out there and we worked all of the bugs out.
I have a rifle on this platform that has run 100% with 3000 rounds so far. Never had a DPMS or KAC rifle do that. If you do not have a G3 upper you can modify the DPMS upper to work with the G3 mags.
This is the modification: http://www.cmmginc.com/Downloadable_...S-MK-8_Mod.pdf
G3 Mags are the cheapest out there, we bought 500 of them for .97 cents ea. shipped last year and 95% of them were brand new never used in the HK factory wrapper.
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