My bad of course no pins. Just wondering if they're like my D&H mags that cant seat on a closed bolt.Originally Posted by cdn_hoser
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My bad of course no pins. Just wondering if they're like my D&H mags that cant seat on a closed bolt.
<Making chicken soup out of chicken s**t>
they dont seat with closed bolt on my XCR-L..
Are the Mag Wedges made of metal or plastic?
Don't mean to hi-jack, but still wondering (partly because I don't own any .223s). Always knew that 10rd capacity .223 mags were available and legal, but could never sift through the info to figure out specifically why the exception (and pistol classification) was made. If anyone wants to PM me a link to read or let me know. One slightly confused gunnut would be mighty appreciative.
We are not who we are, but as we would make ourselves to be.
Go to the Questar website, I think what you are looking for is there regarding info.
Looks like they are made from block aluminum.
Last edited by wingshots; 10-04-2013 at 03:56 PM.
Also no problems on a VZ 58 .223. Seats well on a closed bolt, & holds the bolt open after the last round.
Yes, we have confirmed fit in a Type 97NSR that we have in stock in the store!
You bet!
Aluminum ....
- Will it trop free from a Tavor?
- Will it load with the bolt closed?
If so I will take 6 with Couplers!
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