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09-06-06, 03:09
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Okay Mags or Center Industries?
Ammoman.com is selling Okay Industries and Center Industries 30 round mags for 5 for $65...
http://www.ammoman.com/index.htm
Are either of these decent mags?
For that matter who makes the best 30 rounders?
Thanks,
Cameron
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09-06-06, 05:26
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Both are good and both have made mags for the US Military.
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09-06-06, 10:42
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mags
both are good mags. that does not seem like such a great deal. i have seen them on the net in the $11/mag range, if you look.
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09-07-06, 14:28
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Yep. They are both about the same, but equally good. And as for your question, HK makes the best 30 rd magazine I've used. Smooth.
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09-07-06, 15:53
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HK Gen II mags are top shelf
C products SS mag(close second in my book)
I have been running a lot of the ss mags this year and have no issues with them at all..........
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09-07-06, 17:20
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I am rather fond of DSG's new Flat Dark Earth mags but I am biased.
Dave
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09-08-06, 05:50
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Hi Dave- fyi- i gave 6 mags to a student to use in this class. Appx 2000 rdsdown range in rain, mud and heat, no problems (of course) and the FDE finish shows no wear.
I have two more classes to run at Ft Benning and Albuquerque in the next two weeks, and will keep you updated.
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09-08-06, 19:24
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I am rather fond of DSG's new Flat Dark Earth mags but I am biased.
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Their mags are nothing more than D&H mags in a pretty color.
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09-08-06, 20:09
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I would stick with Okay's if possible. The centers I have used seem to have the finish wear off easily.
Both are good mags. I currently have about 50+ Okays with the tan magpul followers and lumpy plates. I have used these for years and have never had any problems with these.
The DSG Arms mags are good mags also. I have a few 30's and 20's. They are like Grant stated, "D&H mags in a pretty color."
You can find the Okays for as low as $10 a mag if you shop around.
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09-08-06, 22:30
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DSG was going for an Earth tone but if you guys want to call them "pretty"...then whatever floats your boat  ...your secret is safe with me
Dave
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