Hello everyone,
We would like to start by saying we are excited to be an industry partner and supporter of this great forum. We want to not only
answer questions and promote our products, but we also hope we can contribute to the AR forums in a positive manner.

We are a new company and this is our first product, but don't let that fool you. We spent over a year and a half designing, testing,
tweaking, and perfecting our mags. We were not going to release an incomplete or inferior product. We started with a couple of ideas
like the integrated coupling system and from there the list of potential improvements to the AR mag grew.
We did not set out to make just "another" AR mag. Our goal was to make the most innovative mag for the AR to date. Some of the notable

features of our mags are:

•Superior Impact Resistance
•Integrated Coupling System (No extra parts or tools needed. Couples/uncouples in one second)
•Transparent for easy round count (very light smoke color)
•Very High Level Of Chemical Resistance (including DEET)
•Thermal Stability (From 200*F to -40*, our mag won't become soft from heat or brittle from the cold)
•A clip on Dust Cover (To keep out dirt and debris, not needed for storing the mag loaded)
•Special Ribs On The Floor Plate to Aid In Pulling The Mag From A Pouch
•Specially Designed Ribs on the Housing to Provide Superior Grip, Even with Gloves
•Specially Designed Floor Plate Makes Disassembly/Assembly Remarkably Fast and Easy for Cleaning and Maintenance
•Our Advanced Translucent Polymer is Ultra Low Creep So the Feedlips Won't Spread When Stored Fully Loaded.


Our ultimate goal was to create a mag that is so tough and durable that we begin to change the way people think about AR mags.
Hopefully they will be thought of as something that will last the life of your rifle. It has been over 50 years since the AR came out
and in that time processes and materials have greatly improved the rifles. It's time to apply these advances in technology to the AR
mag and bring it into the 21st century...

Below we will post some videos and pictures.
For more detailed info please visit our website at:
http://www.etsgroup.us

We are offering a 20% off coupon for all AR15.com members. Simply enter the discount code AR15com at checkout!

Coupled Mag MSRP: $19.99
Non-Coupled Mag MSRP: $17.99









Here is a video explaining how the coupler works...

This is a video with some drop test results...

This is MrGunsNGear's video review of our mags...
More pictures to come...

We have given the mags to many different people and organizations for testing and evaluation. Several manufacturers, active military and LE, and many 3 gun competition shooters. This particular review comes from a member of a SEAL team...

"I ran approximately 2000 rounds of 5.56 through the magazines. Most of the testing was conducted on a 25M indoor range although some was conducted outside on a dirt based range. I had zero malfunctions in either mag. They ran smoothly and efficiently in multiple platforms to include; Mk18, AR15, and SCAR-L. Multiple speed reloads involved dropping the magazines from heights of 3.5-4 feet above the ground onto concrete. The magazines held up well and were waiting for more. Only slight "wear" on the base of the magazines where the mag impacted the ground. Dust and dirt did not affect magazine operation whatsoever. Granted, I did not purposely "bury" the magazines I simply just dropped them while conducting moving and shooting drills. When the mags were coupled together all the weapons controls were still able to be manipulated. Only issue I could really find would be for left handed shooters and having the magazine coupled on the right sight of the weapon (since lefties are forced to reach up and engage the mag release on "most" AR platforms with their right hand). The magazine coupled on the right side, although not covering the mag release does get in the way somewhat for speed reloads. That's just me being nit picky as well. I truly like the idea of being able to see the rounds in the mag. That gives a warm and fuzzy knowing I have enough to make entry into a building or maybe just swap it out really quick."

Here are a couple of the pictures he sent us...

Thanks,
That's all we are asking. We are confident you will love them!

We will be making pinned 10 and 15 round mags. We have already tested them with our coupler models and they are very nice option for you guys in "limited" states.

Thanks everyone for the orders. Great response so far!

All these order will be shipping out tomorrow.

Agreed, that is very important to us. I should have put that in the post, 100% designed, manufactured, and assembled in Tennessee.

We are already working on our translucent FDE and OD. Its very tricky with translucent colors and we want them to look nice...

We are working right now to get all of these orders shipped out before the weekend. Thanks again everyone!

We got a couple and I have yet to put them to any sort of grueling test. They are used primarily at our bullet bunker for simple testing of product.

ZERO Issues with them so far though, and they get some odd use.

That mag looks awefully good in your AR. We should work something out to be your mag supplier...  

We are in Knoxville.

We are going to let this special for about 2 weeks. If for some reason you can't get them in time, private message me and we will get you taken care of. We want everyone to be able to try out our mags.

Thank you, and we look forward to hearing how they perform for you in your upcoming class.

We appreciate everyone's business!

I am sure when the time comes, we can work something out.

I hear what you are saying, but we wanted to make the mag compatible with as many different platforms as possible.

Either way, we do appreciate your honest feedback.

We have already begun work on a .308 mag. But it's still several months away.

They will be up for sale on the site in the next few days. Probably mid week.

No, not yet. He was referring to the SCAR L aka light which is the 5.56 model. SCAR 16 =  light or 5.56, SCAR 17 = Heavy or .308. We are still several months away from releasing our .308 mag.

We tested it down to -40* F because that was as cold as our freezer would go. At that temp we dropped it a few times from 6 feet onto concrete fully loaded and it did not damage the mag. The thermal stability of this material is quite amazing.

We just wanted to take a second and thank everyone for the flood of orders that has come in over the weekend. We will be working a little overtime tomorrow to get caught up and get these orders our ASAP.

Thanks again!

Yes, that is the best option.

Some more pictures of the mags...

One more...