Anyone try these yet??
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Played with one today while I was there. It looked solidly built. However the price was to f'in high IMO. I bought a PCV instead for half price.
They look like sketchy junk to me. A guy on the dealer thread about them said the holes where they drilled them out aren't even deburred and are quite sharp.
More importantly, possessing remanufactured .223 mags with a little ".50 Beowulf" stamp on them is in a legal grey zone at best. These make the PCV mags look good in comparison... and that's saying something.
Think about it, who makes aluminum USGI mags in Canada? Nobody.
In order for them to be "made in Canada" someone imported them as .223 mags, drilled out the welds and rivet (illegal), fiddled around with them (why?), and then slapped them back together (poorly) to market them as ".50 Beowulf" mags.
I'm sticking to the C-Products and AA mags.
More importantly, possessing remanufactured .223 mags with a little ".50 Beowulf" stamp on them is in a legal grey zone at best. These make the PCV mags look good in comparison... and that's saying something.
Think about it, who makes aluminum USGI mags in Canada? Nobody.
In order for them to be "made in Canada" someone imported them as .223 mags, drilled out the welds and rivet (illegal), fiddled around with them (why?), and then slapped them back together (poorly) to market them as ".50 Beowulf" mags.
I'm sticking to the C-Products and AA mags.
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Unless it's a good plastic or Alexander arms beo mag I would stay away from others, bought a similar 2 similar shorter beo mag from bullseye for 60$ each and would not do it again. The mags when arrived where glued instead of tax welded and looked like piss poor quality. Used them in my ar 180b and after 5 400 rounds the thing split apart. So in short just stick with pcv, c products or AA mags IMO.
