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Posted: 12/10/2014 4:31:38 PM EDT
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I had never heard of it untill last night. Bigger beta drum, holds 150rnds! $400~ range.
Any one got any info or expieriance with them? |
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I've got a few and really like them. The older ones I have are aluminum and the newer ones are a tough plastic. They are built like a tank. As someone posted on
here last night, they are heavy. From my experience, they cycle flawlessly in machine guns which was why I switched from beta mags although that may have just been the beta mags I had. |
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So you've used them? I mean that would be how you know it's a "rip off" right? im sure the Chinese appreciate your support  Quoted:
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For the price I would buy Chinese drums all day long. Total rip off on price. So you've used them? I mean that would be how you know it's a "rip off" right? im sure the Chinese appreciate your support Never mind. Not worth the account lock. |
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For the price I would buy Chinese drums all day long. Total rip off on price. So you've used them? I mean that would be how you know it's a "rip off" right? im sure the Chinese appreciate your support Never mind. Not worth the account lock. I apologize for being a smart ass and thank you for your service. I know they are expensive but I prmoise you, they are worth it. If you weren't behind enemy lines, I would let you borrow one to test and I bet you would change your mind. |
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I have one and it works well, the plastic molded one. The only issue you might run into is if you load it with ammo that is close to max OAL. But 55gr factory should work just fine. Again most get it only for full auto use. I don't see the reasoning of using one in combat as the extra weight is not worth it, plus if you have a malfunction and have to drop it you could lose 120 rounds or 4 30 round mags worth of ammo.
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