PMags in 102

[WarWolf]

So I tried out my 102 for the first time and I noticed that two of my Pmag's Pins bent when I tried to load them into the rifle. Idk if it was something with the rifle or the Pins weren't seated properly. Is it legal to repin your own mags? I don't wanna toss these mags because thats $30 a pop.

 

[CraigNConnor]

You can re pin your own mags no problem

 

[WarWolf]

Alright thanks, going to have to give that a try. just a shame its bending my pins.

 

[Chemist]

Alright thanks, going to have to give that a try. just a shame its bending my pins.

Did they come out? If not just file the tops down a bit. They often catch in mag wells.

Ryan

 

[WarWolf]

They bent down and became kind of lose. I'll try that first though if nothing then I'll try repinning.

 

[WarWolf]

Filing help but I can still feel it snag a bit. I should help the ones that didn't bend yet but I feel like the already bent ones might break off. Im just confused as to what it's snagging on in the mag well

 

[ponymusic]

Seated on a closed bolt?

 

[SigWig]

^if this is the problem, you could file your mag follower legs/tabs as long as you don't go beyond 5.5 rounds

 

[WarWolf]

No, I tried feeding them with just the lower and still couldn't load em. Something in the mag well is catching the pin but I don't know what.

 

[TheM4chef]

You might need to modify the trigger guard.
I had to file down the rivets on all of my pmags to get them to seat and drop free. The 5/10 round mag that came with it still doesn't drop free but the 5/20 mags all do.

The trigger guard itself might be the issue. When i installed the magpul guard it needed a bit of surgery to make everything work