From the linked Defense Review article
"Estimated MSRP is $129 for the MAG5-60 60-rounder and $179 for the MAG5-100-rounder"
If they are anywhere near that price then I think I'll have to pass.
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From the linked Defense Review article
"Estimated MSRP is $129 for the MAG5-60 60-rounder and $179 for the MAG5-100-rounder"
If they are anywhere near that price then I think I'll have to pass.
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Last edited by Matt Edwards; 12-03-10 at 22:46.
Played with one of these in class today. Its absurdly awesome.
"There he goes. One of God's own prototypes. Some kind of high powered mutant never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die."
With 100 rounds of 308, it'll be the other guy who needs to go prone!
Didn't say it's a perfect solution, but it would be better than a drum magazine. The thought of that many rounds of 7.62x51 in a battlerifle would have me doing the Snoopy Dance
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Last edited by MistWolf; 12-03-10 at 22:43.
That rocks - can see lots of good from the 60 rounder - the 100 rounder will rock for the NFA crowd. Remember, those 100rnd drums were like $399 at the prime, now just over $100...and have your graphite ready.
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madness.
i'll take some 60s, please.
doesn't look like a stable device, though.. that's a LOT of fluctuating weight under what i assume is gonna have to be some kind of staggering spring/follower assembly. one regular follower obviously couldn't push through the bottle neck, nor do i think one spring/follower could even push all those rounds up..
either way, seems like fail-in-a-can. probably work great for a while, most of the time.. but then just totally shit the bed and require disassembly to fix.
total speculation, obviously. anybody seen the inside to confirm or deny?
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