100 round AR mags

[Grove]

Sweet merciful crap, that's amazing!

That doesn't look like the most natural way to hold a rifle though... Or am I missing some elite operator secret?

Rather funny but that is exactly how I see little Asian school girls hold guns that are way to big for them at the shooting range I go to......it's the untrained monkey grip!!!


NOW as for the product itself.......nifty design would love to see torture test tho or an actual 100 round dump.

 

[leftent]

Having carried an FN-C2 for a living back in the day (way back!) I would say the weight isn't a problem.

 

[Urban_Ops]

I used the 60 rounder today, you can keep 'em
Lets see... $80 for one 60 rounder or a few magpuls 30 rounders at $14 each

 

[Power Pill]

the 100rd looks ridiculous..way too big and cumbersome. I can't see any serious "operators" added it to their kit.

 

[ajayofcanada]

Rather funny but that is exactly how I see little Asian school girls hold guns that are way to big for them at the shooting range I go to......it's the untrained monkey grip!!!.

That doesn't look like the most natural way to hold a rifle though... Or am I missing some elite operator secret?

That was a shooting style created by Magpul's Chris Costa.
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[NorCalDustin]

(a) too heavy; (b) can't get into prone position; (c) barrel won't last long.

The 60-round mags make more sense.

Honestly when I look at some of these 3-gun matches where they're using Beta C-mags I roll my eyes. A course of fire that requires that much ammo is stupid.

I can't imagine worrying about my barrel if I were to be in a gunfight (which in a lot of ways is the reason this was developed).

 

[webster]

Yes. It's the only way to reliably defend against bears. In fact, if you only have a stick, and grip it like that, deer fall dead at your feet, and male wolverines are impregnated for miles around. Happy New Year

That was a shooting style created by Magpul's Chris Costa.

And the supposed advantage, besides looking awesome?

 

[Shooter ----/]

Thought I saw some European guys using that technique a while back.

 

[smelly pete]

And the supposed advantage, besides looking awesome?

I'm guessing that having your arm straighter, on the bore axis, would help you control the muzzle jump better? Or perhaps let you sweep the rifle faster?
I'd like to see someone try it with a heavier round than .223, and keep the entire normal capacity mag on target. Heck, I'd just like to see comparitive split times/accuracy by someone better than me. Or maybe this grip helps with full auto fire? But even then, anyone I've talked to that's allowed to have a fun switch is trained to keep it to burst fire at most so...drunken marketing ploy gone wrong? It sure is fun to make fun though

 

[AK]

Awesome? That's the most retarded pose I have ever seen besides the gangsta handgun grip. Some people will do anything to get famous. The amount of fellating that this Costa character gets from chairborne Call Of Duty wannabes and airsoft posers is nothing short of ludicrous.

 

[OilBOOM]

Awesome? That's the most retarded pose I have ever seen besides the gangsta handgun grip. Some people will do anything to get famous. The amount of fellating that this Costa character gets from chairborne Call Of Duty wannabes and airsoft posers is nothing short of ludicrous.

Try it. It works well. Its not meant to make you look cool. It does help control the barrel easier and faster. Most noticeably on the 7.62 platforms.
And I would buy the 100 round one if we didnt have to have them pinned for 5, because... well... <-- This would be fun to try!

 

[Slavex]

Yeah that's why guys like Ken Hackathorn do it to...
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[webster]

The amount of fellating that this Costa character gets from chairborne Call Of Duty wannabes and airsoft posers is nothing short of ludicrous.

Hahaha that's sigline material right there.

 

[bfiles]

OMG that thing looks HUGE hanging out of the gun.

it does look a little awkward sticking that far out.