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Posted: 4/13/2022 6:52:43 AM EDT
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Mine work fine. Gen 3 PMags are ok. I usually use USGI.
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Posted: 4/18/2022 4:40:20 PM EDT
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Simple test for any mag:
Remove lower, insert empty mag. See if the BHO is elevating at all. Push the mag to the side to see if any part of the back of the mag engages with the BHO. You are GTG if there is no interference. Older Gen 2 Pmags and Lancer mags had a half moon cut out. The newer cut outs are straight and have a wide opening. You can remove some material to make the cut out larger (if there is interference) with a razor. Metal mags are not immune from catching on the BHO. It’s worth taking the time to check all mags for peace of mind. A few aluminum mags still caught mine. |
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Posted: 4/19/2022 12:42:31 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Simple test for any mag: Remove lower, insert empty mag. See if the BHO is elevating at all. Push the mag to the side to see if any part of the back of the mag engages with the BHO. You are GTG if there is no interference. Older Gen 2 Pmags and Lancer mags had a half moon cut out. The newer cut outs are straight and have a wide opening. You can remove some material to make the cut out larger (if there is interference) with a razor. Metal mags are not immune from catching on the BHO. It’s worth taking the time to check all mags for peace of mind. A few aluminum mags still caught mine. I checked all my Okay Surefeed USGI and all are good to go. |
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