Just from the pictures that are posted, it doesn't look like it has the pressed in sections that a metal magazine has. If that is that case, will these hold and feed other rounds (6.8, 6.5, etc.) as well?
Jason
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Just from the pictures that are posted, it doesn't look like it has the pressed in sections that a metal magazine has. If that is that case, will these hold and feed other rounds (6.8, 6.5, etc.) as well?
Jason
Former Member
I'm looking forward to seeing these at SHOT.
Dealer
Yes, as the owner of ISMI told me that they buy springs from them.Originally Posted by Submariner
Are you certain about the spring? If that is an ISMI spring, they must get a better price than you for the springs.You charge $10.00 for a spring; you said they will charge $11.95 for spring and the rest of the magazine components, too.
Magpul & I pay the same price for springs (now).
C4
Member
Not sure I need the window, but I can see a use for these as range mags.
Dealer
I have some of the window model that they cut into Cproducts SS mag bodies. They are nice and did find myself looking at the window from time to time to see how many rounds were left.
C4
Member
I would love to see a drop test on a fully loaded mag.
Principles matter.
Member
Stop that!
Member
If any polymer mag would survive it, I believe magpul would make it.
However, I see these as range mags, not to remain loaded for extended periods.
Former Member
I got yelled at at the Pat Rogers class for pulling my mag to look in the mag catch hole to see how many rounds I had left.
"Nice tactical mag change, Rob" was I think what Pat yelled.
Dealer
Agree. That is a Tactical no-no. With the window, you don't need to!I got yelled at at the Pat Rogers class for pulling my mag to look in the mag catch hole to see how many rounds I had left.
"Nice tactical mag change, Rob" was I think what Pat yelled.
C4
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