Where the cheapest .50 beowolf mag

[Lumberjack Bob]

I followed your sugestions and called 2 LAR Mag. Sure, more rounds = more fun but if the PVC one fail and its the cheapest... I will pass my turn. Thanks to all

 

[calvin5673]

They are C Products and metal. They look like curved 20rd 5.56mm mags. I was told that delivery was expected in Q1 2015.

I shall now begin searching the interwebs unceasingly until these show up in order to ensure I am able to get some of them as soon as possible.

Edit to stay on topic. I bought mine direct from PCV it was like $70 for one with shipping.

 

[Phat Eagle]

Interested to see if they're at SHOTShow... NOTHING of the sort on the C-Products website.

 

[jjr]

I don't see why it would be a problem? Are the C-products followers marked 223/5.56?

I was referring to the original AA magazines.

I don't know for sure since I'm not a lawyer, its just something I personally wouldn't take a chance on.

 

[BooSSted]

I have a couple of these AA 5/10 rounders. And while I am thrilled with the metal construction, the followers suck a$$. Why can't they provide anti-tilt followers like C Products? Any legality issues with switching the crappy followers to Magpul enhanced self levelling followers?

No, you can't modify the follower. The legs on the follower are cut when the magazine is assembled to allow the larger Beowulf rounds to tilt, so they will feed better. This is why the PCV mags won't work with Beowulf rounds. The E-Lander mags have the same problem. They used a standard mag body and an anti tilt .223 follower that just locks up solid when you try to use it for its "intended" use...

I don't see what C-Products is going to do to get around the the "dual-purpose" road block that E-Lander didn't do.

A shorter "20 round" mag body wouldn't be an issue. The 5/7 round AA mags work just fine if they're pinned correctly.