
Originally Posted by
rifleshooter
Well I could not make out just what he was posting about. So you say the Cammenga mags have a sharp edge? Well did they fail to preform when being fired? Did they fall free from the magwells?
I have a bunch of P-Mags they are good but the Lancer System L5s have metal feed lips and thats a real important item to this user.
Green Tweed is a long time material Engineering Company and they are behind the Lancer L5 Mag Engineering. If they added the metal feed lips it's because they know they need them for the real long haul or the real deal life in combat.
Now the jury is still out until I get a chance to use the Cammenga mag.

I see your point but I will disagree with the need for metal feedlips. The PMAG's have been thoroughly tested and abused, the feedlips are tough as nails. I think L5 added metal feedlips to try and set themselves apart from Magpul - the PMAG is a hard act to follow. They are different, that doesn't mean they are better.
Full disclosure - I am an Engineering Supervisor at Trijicon, Inc.
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