| BTW, I just found these in my 2010 Galls Reference Guide. But the measurements for the plates they list seem kinda weird. For example, the other plates they show, such as Point Blank plates, are listed as being 10" tall and 12" wide. But the Max Pro plates are listed as 11.8" tall and 10" wide. What's up with that? Is the description on the Max Pro plates simply listed incorrectly in reverse? Or are these things some funky odd size that won't fit in plate carriers designed for standard 10x12 plates? If I were guessing, these probably are standard 10x12 plates with height and width dimensions listed in reverse order. But before plopping down $400 for a pair, I'd like to know for sure. |
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Quoted: BTW, I just found these in my 2010 Galls Reference Guide. But the measurements for the plates they list seem kinda weird. For example, the other plates they show, such as Point Blank plates, are listed as being 10" tall and 12" wide. But the Max Pro plates are listed as 11.8" tall and 10" wide. What's up with that? Is the description on the Max Pro plates simply listed incorrectly in reverse? Or are these things some funky odd size that won't fit in plate carriers designed for standard 10x12 plates? If I were guessing, these probably are standard 10x12 plates with height and width dimensions listed in reverse order. But before plopping down $400 for a pair, I'd like to know for sure. The Max Pro plates fit my standard 10x12 plate carrier just fine. I don't know why they list the dimensions backwards. Poke around google for a Galls coupon code, you can usually find at least a 10% off deal and 20% isn't unheard of. |
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BTW, I just found these in my 2010 Galls Reference Guide. But the measurements for the plates they list seem kinda weird. For example, the other plates they show, such as Point Blank plates, are listed as being 10" tall and 12" wide. But the Max Pro plates are listed as 11.8" tall and 10" wide. What's up with that? Is the description on the Max Pro plates simply listed incorrectly in reverse? Or are these things some funky odd size that won't fit in plate carriers designed for standard 10x12 plates? If I were guessing, these probably are standard 10x12 plates with height and width dimensions listed in reverse order. But before plopping down $400 for a pair, I'd like to know for sure. The Max Pro plates fit my standard 10x12 plate carrier just fine. I don't know why they list the dimensions backwards. Poke around google for a Galls coupon code, you can usually find at least a 10% off deal and 20% isn't unheard of. Thank you much for confirming these are standard size. I'm gonna go ahead and order. One simply isn't gonna beat the quality of these plates for the price. |