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Posted: 2/10/2013 5:32:48 AM EDT
| I have a new S&W MP15. I have 2 PMAG's that work great, 2 aluminum Easymag's that work and a Thermold that I bought at the range, no problems. I bought 6 CAA polymer countdown mags from Cabella's. The CAA's have to be jammed HARD to get them to lock in and when they do, they are so tight that the rounds won't feed right and typically jam. A range instructor took the CAA and put it in their AR and it locked in with no issues. Has anyone had a similar experience? Is there a fix? |
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This is the CAA inserted that does not fit/feed
http://imgur.com/8t5xlwR This is the Thermold, works fine. http://imgur.com/yFX5AVO |
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I have a new S&W MP15. I have 2 PMAG's that work great, 2 aluminum Easymag's that work and a Thermold that I bought at the range, no problems. I bought 6 CAA polymer countdown mags from Cabella's. The CAA's have to be jammed HARD to get them to lock in and when they do, they are so tight that the rounds won't feed right and typically jam. A range instructor took the CAA and put it in their AR and it locked in with no issues. Has anyone had a similar experience? Is there a fix? Aluminum Cammenga Easymags? Are you sure, I've never seen anything other than steel. |
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