Hey guys~wondering if you ever got these, if you have them, are expecting them, etc. etc. Haven't read anything about the 30s.
Thanks!
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Hey guys~wondering if you ever got these, if you have them, are expecting them, etc. etc. Haven't read anything about the 30s.
Thanks!
The 30s are the best ones.
I have a 30, seems quite good thus far. Bolt open last shot feature does not work with these mags.Originally Posted by bigmac10attack
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I have bought the stick and it works very well.Bolt open does work on this.I wonder if a 22UpLULA will work on this because loading the damn thing gets to be a pain in the ass real quick
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Loading the 30 drum is very easy, as tension can be taken off to load 5 shells at a time, just by dropping them in the mag.
If you get the 25 round stick mags, don't leave them loaded. Mine worked fine until I left them loaded after a range trip. Now I have tons of malfunctions.
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