Posted: 4/21/2009 5:14:18 AM EDT
Anyone know a manufacturer of AR15 15 rnd mags? All I can find are 10 and 5  Unless of course i go the illegal route which i dont want to do.
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here are some related threads (the search option is your friend):
http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=8&f=9&t=356970 http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=8&f=9&t=356411 http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=8&f=9&t=353702 |
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Try here.
I haven't tried these yet, but for the price I plan on ordering a few to test out. |
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I tried search and came up empty, as in these responses only refer to what is still illegal. A 30 round mag modified to 15 is still illegal in NJ as per the LOE's that i have spoken to because you can simply change the spring back to make it 30 rnd again. there's a link to those c products mags in the first thread of my response. |
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there's another thread here, which may be helpful.
http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=8&f=9&t=351300 |
| PK90's http://www.arms-n-ammo.com/ was selling 15-round PMAGs for a while... very nice. he also used to sell 15-round metal mags and you can still buy the kits to make your own via his site. his kits involve cutting (permanently) the length of the mags down and attaching the new baseplates. |
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Try here. I haven't tried these yet, but for the price I plan on ordering a few to test out. Please post your finding's when you can, it would be greatly appreciated. My biggest concern would be that if they are truly sized to a 15 round capacity/length......not a modified 20 or 30 rounder that borders on the legality of being "permanently fixed"...whatever that really means. Thanks in advance. RG |
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I wish somebody would just post the HOW TO on cutting down the PMAGS so we can all move on and do it our self.lol I might just break down and do it myself since i have a full machine shop.. You have a machine shop and you need a how to on making a 30rd mag into a 15rd mag? Most people get by in a parking lot with a hack saw! Seriously though, look at some that are done, count the ribs, leave the spring length though, I cut one in 1/2 and it held 16 (OMG) So I had to modify the follower to make it taller so it'd bottom out at 15. Anyway the next one I do I'll leave the spring alone, see how many fit and cut it down a couple coils at a time to fine tune it to 15. |
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