I found this gem in the bottom of a box of AR15 magazines...before the election I bought ten more magazines and as I was going through the box I have them stored in I found this unopened Adventureline Magazine, still in the original wrapper and dated 1980.   My brother was in the Marines in 1981 or so and a friend of his was hard up for money so he had a Colt SP1 Carbine for sale for the princely sum of $400.00   (a lot of money for me back in 1981)..to sweeten the deal he threw in about 5 20 and 30 round magazines...some were 20 round Colt magazines and about 300 rounds of ammunition..so I bought the rifle...still have it an the magazines and now I refound this gem.   forgot I had it.

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Nice, that is the first NIW Adventureline mag I've ever seen.

One of my old roommates, a 1833 SSgt, had 3 20rd Adventureline mags with alloy followers in his house. I asked him if I can have all 3 for $20 and he said okay. Great mags, 20 rounders are the only USGI mags I trust without modification.

Put that on the EE & get it to someone in Massachusetts.

Welcome to ARFCOM.  Got any Legos?

Very cool- and welcome!  

no Legos...and I have been reading this website for years and just decided to join.  I never knew the history of Adventureline and thought simply they were a knockoff brand but knew they worked.  in fact I was in training yesterday with my issued M4 as a LEO and happened to look at my magazine in the rifle and saw that it was an Adventureline. (we are issued two but I used one of my own magazines as an extra)