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4/2/2026 11:39:49 AM EDT
Forgive if this has been asked before. I was looking in to possibly getting one. All comments about them, pro or con, is appreciated.
4/2/2026 11:48:32 AM EDT
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I like them. They have a all plastic version and a metal tab version.
I  have not really found a significant difference between the two.
Sometimes they require a little bit of fitting, nothing crazy.
4/2/2026 11:51:59 AM EDT
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The metal tab version mags have been 100% reliable for me.
4/2/2026 12:12:04 PM EDT
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They're fine.  Gen 2 are all plastic.  Gen 3 have the metal locking tabs.  If anything, the metal tab ones had a little bit of a reputation for the rear tab being tighter.
I've got some on a shelf that have been loaded for 8 years and haven't had the feed lips spread out or anything.

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