AR magazine ID needed (pic)

[berg]

Looks like a plastic 20 rounder, maybe Thermold?


A Heavily armed police officer secures a shopping centre in Manila on November 3, 2010. The Philippines boosted security on November 3 after Western governments warned that terrorist attacks could occur at any time in the capital and other parts of the country. The United States, Britain, Australia, Canada and New Zealand warned their citizens that public areas often visited by foreigners in Manila, such as shopping centres and airports, were potential targets.

[berg]

Speaking of 20 rounders...That rifle and gear look brand new.

[Captain Crunch]

Maybe they are Lancer 20 rd mags

edit: looking at it again those could be SIg AR mags/ Itac mags

[Mrskylinetou]

Look at magpul. I have a few of them around here somewhere. There are just a few plastic ones around but I'll bet good money those are stamped steel. For a gov agency to buy a few hundred of them there not gonna spend double on plastic (even though they are by far better)

[QuarterBoreGunner]

Thermold or Orlite 20 rounder looks like

[Captain Crunch]

Found them

http://shop.ehobbyasia.com/magazines/aeg-std-magazines/star/star-20rd-magazine-for-scar-h-m14-aeg-black-10pcs.html

[Captain Crunch]

Thermold or Orlite 20 rounder looks like

the line runs vertical tho not horizontal ... if they are AR 10s i would bet they could be M14 mags

but im putting my money on Cmags /C products right now because they make a 30rd mag just like it

[Cokebottle]

2nd set of photos with the rifle slung "righty" does look like a C-Prod 20.
The shot in the first post with the rifle slung "lefty" is not a C-Prod.
Looks plastic, but it's hard to tell.

[QuarterBoreGunner]

the line runs vertical tho not horizontal ... if they are AR 10s i would bet they could be M14 mags

but im putting my money on Cmags /C products right now because they make a 30rd mag just like it

Damn you're right, but I've seen those mags some where before.

[Captain Crunch]

2nd set of photos with the rifle slung "righty" does look like a C-Prod 20.
The shot in the first post with the rifle slung "lefty" is not a C-Prod.
Looks plastic, but it's hard to tell.

a quick google search shows those style mags mainly pertain to 308 , 6.5 and 6.8 calibers as well

[berg]

2nd set of photos with the rifle slung "righty" does look like a C-Prod 20.
The shot in the first post with the rifle slung "lefty" is not a C-Prod.
Looks plastic, but it's hard to tell.

Oh I'm sure the second guy there just has old Colt 20 rounders. I'm more curious about the plastic mag in the first set of pics.

[KCDS]

looks like thermold to me
reason why they got new gear, this happened in august:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRt1aNsNM0c&feature=related

but yet they got no body armor

[dieselpower]

Looks like Bushmaster M4 patrolman's. I say they are Bushmasters because the carry-handles are commercial. Bushmaster does make a mil-spec handle now, but those look commercial to me. The stocks are 100% NOT Colt or LMT and look like BMs. They are not RRA stocks either since RRA marks both sides of their M4s so you would see the roll mark in the first pic. I see no happy holes so they are semi-autos. The fatty M4 handguards are strange though...didnt know M4 patrolmans carbines came with fattys.

Its also possible the first guy is carrying an Airsoft by the look of that magazine...LOL heck IDF boarded a ship with paintball guns...why can't beat cops carry Airsoft? Those things sting something awful LOL

[6114DAVE]

i would hardly call that heavily armed...prepared to reach beyond pistol range...no armor and cant be carrying THAT MUCH ammo...

[pacrimguru]

Looks like a plastic 20 rounder, maybe Thermold?


A Heavily armed police officer secures a shopping centre in Manila on November 3, 2010. The Philippines boosted security on November 3 after Western governments warned that terrorist attacks could occur at any time in the capital and other parts of the country. The United States, Britain, Australia, Canada and New Zealand warned their citizens that public areas often visited by foreigners in Manila, such as shopping centres and airports, were potential targets.

this guy has his rifle slung for a left hander but his pistol is holstered right. i wonder about their training...