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"Your papers, please!"
Hey, I've been carrying a copy of "SPECIAL BULLETIN No. 72" around in my ammo box in case I get questioned by the authorities as to why
I've got this strange magazine. But I'm not finding any specific reference to "Enfield" or "AIA" or "A1A".
Am I carrying the wrong document?
so does anyone else's A1A mags look like the ones I posted?
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum...1#post10547551
Are the followers metal, or plastic?
MetalOriginally Posted by DOOK
NFA Member - "Train like you fight, fight like you train."
Mine are fine!
I was out shooting mine yesterday. "Budda-budda-budda..." Three mags full. No problemmo.
It's a battle rifle magazine; it's not out to win any beauty contests. Mine works fine, that's all I care about.
Possible to dream about a 10/20 version in the future??
We've still got a few of these left, they would make great stocking stuffers!
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any accuracy issueswith these magazines?
Does difference in design, vis a is the recoil spring guide have any adverse effect on reliability and/or accuracy?
big bear
A valid point, no reports one way or the other. I have not found any reliability issues but not checked for accuracy. I don't foresee any adverse effects on accuracy especially if using a NM recoil spring guide.
Will these run in a ruger gunsite scout?
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