Pretty cool 9mm AR Magwell Conversion

[spfabrication]

When they were first created it was solid machined aluminum. If it's a plastic body then meh.

"Each kit ships with polymer magwell blocks mated to a steel fixed ejector, a mag-cutting guide, and a hex key for press fitting the magwell blocks in position."

from their site

for 75$ your'e better off buying a lower that has a replaceable ejector and uses unmodified mags.

[Devilmonkey89]

When they were first created it was solid machined aluminum. If it's a plastic body then meh.

I guess i should have said "when they showed their prototype"

"Each kit ships with polymer magwell blocks mated to a steel fixed ejector, a mag-cutting guide, and a hex key for press fitting the magwell blocks in position."

from their site

Understood, now it's polymer construction. The "Modified" mags still work in glocks, so i'd say that is a non issue.

Here was what they showed the public in the beginning. image.jpg

[SmallShark]

featureless or pre-2000 raw only

[dozer wright]

Torkmag adapter is a better more economical route to take.

I could see more economical. But the Tork mag looks to be a Couple pieces that need to be reset in the Mag well. And glock mags modified . As this is one piece and would drop in and out quickly . Could be wrong .

[sigstroker]

Plastic should be fine for mag blocks. It's not a high stress area.

[spfabrication]

Plastic should be fine for mag blocks. It's not a high stress area.

The feedramp is plastic and the ejector is permanently embedded in plastic.

[Devilmonkey89]

The feedramp is plastic and the ejector is permanently embedded in plastic.

Isn't the Glock ejector embedded in plastic?

[Devilmonkey89]

I could see more economical. But the Tork mag looks to be a Couple pieces that need to be reset in the Mag well. And glock mags modified . As this is one piece and would drop in and out quickly . Could be wrong .

I agree, for the price difference though, one might opt for the cheaper one, comes down to ones personal preference.

[spfabrication]

Isn't the Glock ejector embedded in plastic?

The glock ejector is removable and serviceable, not permanently attached.