...all this about dimensions made me paranoid and I couldn't get to the range...so, I measured the black p-mags from the LAV class (thanks Magpul) and the new FDE Maglevels from Brownells..Apparently the black one and the Tan one are of difference sizes.
You were right...
The black measured .891-.903.5
The FDE measured .891-.903
Both showed exactly 2.530...That's amazing consistency...
Black mfg date = 08-07
FDE mfg date = 10-07...
All seat and drop free properly...from MY 6920...YMMV
Deleted - there is no point of arguing. Nothing can be done anyways
Are you sure that a Pmag can't be out of spec? I bought one mag to try with a S&W and it did not fall free and felt very tight when inserting it. This was disappoiniting since my M&PT was one of the more recent builds that was supposed to be fixed, but i assumed it was an out of spec lower. I ended up selling the Smith and bought a LE 6920 and tried the Pmag and had the same results I had with the S&W. I also bought a Lauer lower that is made by LMT and the Pmag wont drop free. At this point I'm thinking I got an out of spec magazine. I'm not bashing the Pmag I am just saying sometimes even injection molded parts can be a little out of spec.
Shoot eric an email at eric@magpul.com. Explain what is going on and he'll do what he can to help you out. Thanks.
Magpul bonehead
Thanks for the offer, but I used a little sand paper and got the mag working. I have no doubt Magpul would make things right had I opted to return the magazine. I've had nothing but great experiences with Magpul products and I'm definitely not going to let one Pmag change my opinion of the company.
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