LAR-15 223-556 Stainless 10 Round pistol Magazine in Canada 23.94USD

BooSSted said:
It's also not a defence
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Not an offence either. Nobody has ever been charged for possession of prohibited device regarding beowulf mags. Or these mags.

My beef with these mags is that mine don't fit if I insert them with the bolt closed. I emailed irg about it, and they very politely told me to stick it. Their position is that they don't take back badly pinned mags because they're pinned and pinned mags can't be re-sold.
 
The original post says these are in canada... so why is it taking multiple months to ship them, and why am I paying double shipping?
 
VinnyQC said:
Not an offence either. Nobody has ever been charged for possession of prohibited device regarding beowulf mags. Or these mags.

My beef with these mags is that mine don't fit if I insert them with the bolt closed. I emailed irg about it, and they very politely told me to stick it. Their position is that they don't take back badly pinned mags because they're pinned and pinned mags can't be re-sold.
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ill give you what you paid for them
 
My 1 out of the 2 I got Jams a round in my rifle on the 3rd shot consistently, and I don't understand it at all! Messed me up in a comp big time. Wish I could take it apart and swap a follower
 
Craig0ry said:
My 1 out of the 2 I got Jams a round in my rifle on the 3rd shot consistently, and I don't understand it at all! Messed me up in a comp big time. Wish I could take it apart and swap a follower
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I had the same thing with those C-product LAR-15 mags as well, turned out all you need to do is to lubricate the follower a little bit and it will be ok
 
mw1982115 said:
I had the same thing with those C-product LAR-15 mags as well, turned out all you need to do is to lubricate the follower a little bit and it will be ok
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Agreed. My experience as well.
I never really thought to lube my mags until some of the ex-forces guys at my range told me that they were taught to always disassemble/clean/lube their mags.
 
bcbravo2zero said:
Agreed. My experience as well.
I never really thought to lube my mags until some of the ex-forces guys at my range told me that they were taught to always disassemble/clean/lube their mags.
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Lucky you! I found this out the hard way by disassembling and reassembling my AR15 more than 8 times, all down to the last bit and everything cleaned/ lubricated before one of my friends reminded me to check the mags😂😂😂
 
Thanks guys! I'll give it a whirl, might use a bit of grease, or dry lithium lube, the mags usually get coated in dust once they hit the ground.

If anyone wants to trade 4 of their dud mags for 2 Beowulf mags let me know ;)
 
Just received my mags from Canada Post. Tested 10 out of the 39 mags I bought and every single one went in with the bolt closed with a tap and nothing more. Quite happy now and will test them all at the range on Wednesday!
 
mw1982115 said:
Just received my mags from Canada Post. Tested 10 out of the 39 mags I bought and every single one went in with the bolt closed with a tap and nothing more. Quite happy now and will test them all at the range on Wednesday!
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Firstly, you bought 39 mags?? Why not 40? LOL!

Secondly, were the mags loaded to 10? All mags should easily click in place empty with the bolt closed.
 
Still alive said:
Firstly, you bought 39 mags?? Why not 40? LOL!

Secondly, were the mags loaded to 10? All mags should easily click in place empty with the bolt closed.
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Well, these are shared among five of us and one guy decided he will only need 7 so a total of 39 instead of 40. LOL

As to your second question, all mags were loaded to 10 and tested with the bolt closed.I have been following this thread closely so I did the test specifically to see if I will encounter the same problem.
 
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