I would love to speak with the shop owner to get details. We have tested the PMAG up to -30 and have seen very minimal problems. Without talking directly to the guy with the issues I can't comment. drake@magpul.com please.
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I would love to speak with the shop owner to get details. We have tested the PMAG up to -30 and have seen very minimal problems. Without talking directly to the guy with the issues I can't comment. drake@magpul.com please.
I have some Magpuls, one of which was sort of given to me, and they are fine. Still, the number of -60 degree days in Georgia are limited until the sun goes out, so I won't be tossing my plastic mags away yet.
But I really think the D&H mags at $9.99 are a great choice.
They are dark earth colored mags and are not generation 1. As for the poster who said what type of fighting is realistic at -40 well that is a a fact of life in the Fairbanks area. Their SWAT guys have had to sit outside of houses in those temperatures quite often.
Pat
Not Grant, but I believe they are the same manufactured off of the old LaBelle tooling which was USGI. I swear by the D&H Teflon Mags as my go to Mags. I also have some Mil Spec Coated ones.
Grant...am I correct? There's so many people stamping the LaBelle tooled Mags these days that I can't keep track. I,e., D&H, LaBelles, Brownell's etc.
Who is the company that owns the tooling now???