but then I heard about stainless steel mags and problems MagPul was having with some of their mags produced before 7/07. MagPul is offering free replacements for folks who have problems with their mags - nice, but that should have been picked up on in the earlier stages of development in my opinion.
Anyhow, the stainless steel mags are produced by C Products and they're selling for about $12.95 with optional spring types, followers, and even a tactical base plate (for an additional $3). I wonder how heavy they are?
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One thing I wasn't so psyched about the Magpuls are the large baseplates. I'm concerned that when stacked together, they take up a lot of space. Geesh, if it's not one thing it's another.
Also, they PMAG's are not compatible with some non-AR-15 type platforms, ie; FN FS2000.
Great point.
Even though I won't probably ever get a FS2000, there's always a chance.
:-)
I'm itching to get a bullpup, but I haven't found something that is compact, good ergonomics, takes standard AR mags and is reliable.
I purchased some of the C-mag's and I've had a lot of double feeds on the second to last round.
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