Unless you have a gun with a rediculously tight mag-well (T97) I would be going P-mag. More durable, lighter, better feeding, and not as cold to the touch during winter.
Unless you have a gun with a rediculously tight mag-well (T97) I would be going P-mag. More durable, lighter, better feeding, and not as cold to the touch during winter.
Gen 3 PMAGs works absolutely fine in my Gen 2 T97
Pmags more durable than steel? that depends who you talk to. I've heard they swell under their spring pressure, causing the magwell issue.
Pmags more durable than steel? that depends who you talk to. I've heard they swell under their spring pressure, causing the magwell issue.
I've got aluminum, poly, and steel mags, steel are my favorite. That being said, I can see how supplying an army with polymer mags is the superior choice. My Pmags are more robust than the polymer, Troy mags I've got, for what its worth.
I guess I should have clarified when i said pmags i was specifically talking about the magpul units, I have had good luck with hexmags in the past as well but have no clue about their viability. My personal favourites are the Lancer AWM, I'm very pleased with the couple I have.
I've never even handled a hexmag. E-lander steel mags are the cream of my mag crop. Idk where to buy 'em, nor do I know how they "rate" on the scale of everyone else's opinion lol.
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