Don't toss them when they break - call Magpul and get them replaced!Originally Posted by Pi3
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Don't toss them when they break - call Magpul and get them replaced!
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I actually prefer the Magpuls for ease of loading. Having said that, I've read too many posts on too many threads complaining about different issues from feed reliability to the springs not lasting very long. I stick with OEM mags for serious use.
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This makes me want to get a couple of magpul mags for when they need to drop free onto concrete. Midway had a great BF deal on factory mags one of the guys posted on the BF thread, but when I got there they were sold out. Maybe next year.
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I didn't know. Thanks.
“It's no wonder that truth is stranger than fiction. Fiction has to make sense.” Mark Twain
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I’ve been running a few through my Gen 3 17 and I’m a big fan of the 12rnd mags for the 26. I keep the factory mags for serious use.
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