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Originally Posted By POFChub: https://cdn11.bigcommerce.com/s-s806q0i7ny/images/stencil/1280x1280/products/455/977/Q24_6102-1__69359.1712877862.jpg?c=2 Anyone tried these yet? I got a dozen coming soon. But why? |
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D&H (Aluminum), Lancer (Hybrid steel & polymer), Pmag's ( all Polymer). Note: I left out Okay mags because they are no longer made, and remaining stocks are priced like gold nuggets. They were and are outstanding Aluminum Mags, and if you have a bunch, good on you. Whether you want 10 Rounders, or 20's or 30's, buy nothing else, but one of these, or samples of all three, of those listed above. They all work in most AR's (and yes, you do need to test each flavor in your rifle(s) ) , and are cheap enough, that when you find a sale, you can stock deep. I have a mix of all three in my personal armory, because you never know, your buddy's gun or a pickup gun or one of your neighbor's defense gun, may not run one flavor or the other. |
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Originally Posted By aftac: I have used the Mk1 and Mk2 with no issues. I do not see these as giving you any issues. Yea mine came in. They feel good but I have run into some issues with trigger guards and magwell aftermarket parts running these. Other than that they have incredible retention in mag pouches. |
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