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4/25/2026 12:25:02 PM EDT
Is this just FN putting their logo on another company's mag or is this unique to FN?

https://fnestore.com/fn-polymer-ar-30rd-mag
4/25/2026 12:47:57 PM EDT
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Most likely made by Thril.  They look like their AR mag with a few little cosmetic touches.

https://thril.com/gen-2-pmx-ar-magazine/

Thril is the OEM for several other brands as well, so it would track.
4/26/2026 7:06:45 PM EDT
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On a side note FN's metal mags are VERY nice. Heavy Steel construction and aesthetically pleasing. I'm currently using one as a range mag for about 3 years and its spring is going strong.

The lips come from the factory very sharp; sharp enough to leave a noticeable gouge in the casing. You have to take them apart and use a small file to round-off the sharp edge. The Valtitan half-round file makes quick work of it, but I'm sure files other than high-dollar Swiss ones will work nearly or equally as well.
8/17/2026 11:05:30 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By SnowCharger:
On a side note FN's metal mags are VERY nice. Heavy Steel construction and aesthetically pleasing. I'm currently using one as a range mag for about 3 years and its spring is going strong.

The lips come from the factory very sharp; sharp enough to leave a noticeable gouge in the casing. You have to take them apart and use a small file to round-off the sharp edge. The Valtitan half-round file makes quick work of it, but I'm sure files other than high-dollar Swiss ones will work nearly or equally as well.
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+1. Very well made steel 5.56 magazines. They have a few aluminum ones as well that are on par with original Labelles
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