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Reminds me of the experimental 60 round Soviet quad stacked AK-74 magazine.
Last edited by Moose-Knuckle; 12-04-10 at 16:16.
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Matt,
Is your target market in military/private security? I could see these working well as back up magazines for the M249.
As far as the ar15/m4's;
How will these mags work with the magazine release? Will the added weight of the 100rd mag cause an issue? I've always heard horror stories of the 100rnd beta drums wearing out the mag releases and eventually dropping the $200 drum on the ground.
I assume you guys have done extensive testing on it, I was just curious about the long-term effects of using a magazine that is 3x the weight of a standard loaded mag.
Thanks in advance!
I will be happy with a 40 rnd PMAG.
The BAR was never a failure. PKM > M249. Same weight. Real bullets. Real reliability.
I hear that from people that have actually shot the IAR that it has crazy accuracy. Everyone has been impressed. I hear that the saying was that the increase in accuracy alone is suppressive fire....
USMC vet.
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Last edited by DaBears_85; 12-04-10 at 19:13.
WTB:
SA M-7 Classic blonde stock sets
Bulgy ((10))/((E)) steel mags
Bulgy T3 takeoff stock sets
30-caliber magazine clips?
Is it just me or when something new comes out do a lot of people just get all negative and cynical?
Cameron
Last edited by Cameron; 12-04-10 at 19:26.
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