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Killer Instincts
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PMAGS, yo. I put a batch of M2s through absolute hell on deployment and they never let me down. They absolutely just work.



 
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hrcjon
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all good till you try them in something that is not actually an AR like a SCAR, HK, Bren, etc.


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David W
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I use D&H mags mostly because of the SCAR issues plus when they/were on sale for $6.99 hard to pass them up.


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MikeinNC
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I have about 20 USGI mags...when or if I break them I will replace them with Pmags.

The poly ones don't break when your buddy backs over them while you are at the range.


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Originally posted by ArtieS:
When I needed to buy mags for mine, I asked an E7 SEAL I know who is now in the reserves, for advice. His recommendation was P-Mag, and when I asked why, he said because they don't break, and they don't bend. You can drive a vehicle over them, and they will still function. You bend, drop or crush a metal magazine, and it is done.

This made sense to me, so I have stocked up on P-mags.


Well I'll send said SEAL the three PMAGS that have broken feed lips to him.

LANCERS and nothing else for me.


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SgtGold
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Originally posted by szuppo:

Well I'll send said SEAL the three PMAGS that have broken feed lips to him.

LANCERS and nothing else for me.


Sig Forum's own SOCOM medic stated that P-Mags start having problems with cracks at the rear of the mag just below the feed lips. He also said the round counts were approaching the 100k mark so I guess if you can afford 100k of ammo an $8 P Mag has done it's service.


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CD228
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USGI retrofitted with a magpul follower. For polymer, I'd look at Gen 3 Pmag and Tango down.
 
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bordeth
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Big fan of Pmags (gen 2 and 3) as well as HK maritime mags...
 
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Jus228
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For us, any respectable mags without a date stamp are good to go. Wink


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