Reliability of Mag-Pul 20rd. Mag's

[JJay03]

I ordered one on friday for bench shooting. If I have any issues I will let you know.

[LowSpeed_HighDrag]

I own 4-5, all have been outstanding. My grey 30rders on the other hand...

[Pumpkinheaver]

The few I have are great.

[yossarian42]

A couple of mine don't lock the bolt back after last round


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[Biggy]

For 20 rounders I like these. http://www.rainierarms.com/?page=sho...roduct_id=2720

[LtNovakUSA]

I havent had any problems with the 20rnd PMAGs that I have. They are great for shooting off a bench or when going prone on a precision rig and want a low profile. -- One of my squad leaders in Iraq used the PMAG 20s exclusively as his carry magazines and never had a problem, he really liked the lower profile.

[GRANTFTW]

I purchased one 20 rnd mag. It has consistant FTF's. never tried there 30 rnd mags tho.

[Wormydog1724]

A couple of mine don't lock the bolt back after last round

Same here.

[seb5]

I've carried 20's as primary in my various weapons for many years while on patrol, SWAT, or using an AR based precision rifle. I have a couple P-Mags that work well and have had a few others that didn't, they got "hammered". I've had the same issues with several different synthetic 20 rounders. I've still got a dozen original Colt 20's and they are still my most trusted 20 rounders. I need to order a pair of the Lancers as I've heard a few others comment positively about them.

[HeavyDuty]

I only use 20s in two ARs - an A1 CAR in which I run USGI 20s, and a 20" bipod rifle that currently runs a few PMAG 20s.

I'm seriously thinking about trying translucent Lancers for the 20" but I'm cheap enough that I'll wait until I can find a good price - AIM's $9 is appealing, but shipping for three mags is almost $15.