I need to get more LAR mags. Currently have the C-products one and some other brand I don't remember. Looking online, there's the C-products, Questar (apparently are not good quality) and ones with green followers sold by Magwedge and CTC Supplies, I don't know if they're the same. I think C-Products were considered the best quality on here but I'm considering getting the ones from Magwedge as they have a 6 pack for a good price plus I need to get couplers so I can get them all in one place. Just curious about quality. Other stores selling C-products LAR mags don't have any Magwedges in stock.
Best LAR mags as of 2016?
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go check this MFT lar mags ....pretty good...
go check this MFT lar mags ....pretty good...
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The best LAR 10 mags are the early ones imported by Quester. The finish is not durable, but functioning is the best.
I haven't used any plastic 10 rounders, but I was at a match and watched someone struggling with a plastic ones ( not sure who make it is, there are so many of these. It is a very very very short one). He bought it off a store just before the match and had some issues with a TAVOR. Could be user error because these mags are so short it is difficult to manipulate.
This brings it to the point that with metal LAR mags, you can use GSDesign's plastic extension to make it almost like a 30 rounder in size and shape. I consider that to be very important for training purpose and it is essential for use with regular gear. Extension for plastic mag is difficult to make because it needs to be hollow all the way. The baseplate is depending on the magazine spring to push down on the detent to lock up the base plate. Almost all plastic mags work like this. Also, the baseplate guiding rail on the mag body is always on the outside, so any exertion will be to much thicker than the body.
I haven't used any plastic 10 rounders, but I was at a match and watched someone struggling with a plastic ones ( not sure who make it is, there are so many of these. It is a very very very short one). He bought it off a store just before the match and had some issues with a TAVOR. Could be user error because these mags are so short it is difficult to manipulate.
This brings it to the point that with metal LAR mags, you can use GSDesign's plastic extension to make it almost like a 30 rounder in size and shape. I consider that to be very important for training purpose and it is essential for use with regular gear. Extension for plastic mag is difficult to make because it needs to be hollow all the way. The baseplate is depending on the magazine spring to push down on the detent to lock up the base plate. Almost all plastic mags work like this. Also, the baseplate guiding rail on the mag body is always on the outside, so any exertion will be to much thicker than the body.
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I've had a lot of problems with the ones Magwedge is selling. I got my 6 pack at another dealer, but AFAIK they're the same "European" manufacturer. A lot of feeding issues whether used on any of a dozen different ARs, a few different Tavors and a T97. Seems like the springs see waaaaay too strong.
My older C-products (orange followers) from Wanstalls are flawless, but none around that I know of...
My older C-products (orange followers) from Wanstalls are flawless, but none around that I know of...
You may be able to get C-products (orange followers) from the Leduc C-tire. I got some there once.
Thanks. How long ago was that though?
I regularly see them there. Probably have not been in a couple months but they usually stock them.
