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Posted: 9/21/2025 3:48:36 PM EDT
| Happened across this brand on an Internet search. Anyone familiar? |
| Thril makes lots of mags for OEM folks. They make the PSA AK-V/AR-V Scorpion mags. I have them and I have some thrl 5.56 mags that have been gtg. They also make grips and stocks. |
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| I have I think 3 different verisons of their mag. thril, psa and fn all are the same mag just different logos. They oem for people. As far as quality I have found them decently built and my friends tell me they are quite reliable. I do like the grippy panels however playing around with emptys in a couple mag placards if they are high wall pockets these mags a bit chunky |
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I have a few I got for my MPX a while ago and I need to test them out. They seem well made. Just haven’t had time to try them. (May not help OP, but they seem nice, granted so do ProMag Saiga 12 mags. But we know how that works.) |
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I have three of them. Haven’t put many rounds through them but so far so good. All three have hit concrete empty a couple times with no breaking. On a pointless note, they have the coolest magazine packaging that exists. I also have a couple of their shorty pistol grips which I much prefer to my Reptilia of similar concept. Kind of surprised Thril isn’t more popular. |
| I have some of their 35rd OEM sig mpx mags. They run fine for that platform but don't have the cool look of the OG lancers. In the AR platform their mags look like something mission first tactical would make and I don't think they're significantly cheaper or better than a PMAG. |
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