10/30 plug needed

[RGERBER]

[sniper4usmc]

https://www.exilemachine.net/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3&products_id=287

[1lowluv]

No need if you have a rivet gun! On the front edge of the mag there is a square the slightly sticks out. Drill a hole and put a rivet in! The follower will stop at 10 rounds

[reidnez]

You can also get a dowel, cut it to length, and epoxy it in place. No need to spend $$$ on a kit.

[AlexKintner]

Be careful if you do this yourself. Make sure it only holds 10th rounds or less. Magazineblocks.com ones are great quality, $5 each, and will definitely only hold 10th. Make sure you get the PMAG one if you get them.

[rareair]

https://www.parallaxtactical.com

http://www.parallaxtactical.com/store/ptact-s-cnc-ar-pmag-10-30-magazine-block-370.html

[rareair]

No need if you have a rivet gun! On the front edge of the mag there is a square the slightly sticks out. Drill a hole and put a rivet in! The follower will stop at 10 rounds

I'd advise AGAINST this method. After several reloads, the pop rivet begins to weaken at the contact area on the magazine. the rivit becomes loose & begins to wobble. At the most inopportune moment (when being checked by LEO), your magazine suddenly holds 10+ rounds

[Droppin Deuces]

Make your own! It takes about 5 minutes with a bandsaw or a jigsaw.

Once you get the first one right, use that as a template and fire off a bunch.

[dieselpower]

Make your own! It takes about 5 minutes with a bandsaw or a jigsaw.

Once you get the first one right, use that as a template and fire off a bunch.

but thats not store bought so how do I impress my friends when I didn't pay a Chinese guy to manufacture it for me? EDIT--- Exile Machine magblocks are 100% made in the USA...if you going to buy one...at least support our own workers!

Thats awesome man. draw up a stencil, create it in PDF and host it. have it actual size so guys can just print the PDF, cut out the stencil and use it as a template to make their own out of wood, plastic, steel, whatever.

[bluebird]

http://www.magazineblocks.com/

Brought mine here, extremely fast shipping (2 days LOL)? I bought the 3-pk $15 shipping included.

Haven't shot with them yet but the look promising.

[Droppin Deuces]

but thats not store bought so how do I impress my friends when I didn't pay a Chinese guy to manufacture it for me?

Thats awesome man. draw up a stencil, create it in PDF and host it. have it actual size so guys can just print the PDF, cut out the stencil and use it as a template to make their own out of wood, plastic, steel, whatever.

Thanks! I'll do that. Just don't get mad at me when your wife or girlfriend walks in and asks why you're cutting out penises.

And just for reference, I used scrap pieces of that white plastic lattice from home depot that I had lying around. Very durable and very easy to cut.

[Exile Machine]

https://www.exilemachine.net/shop/in...roducts_id=287

Thanks for the referral! We do ship the Magblocks free of charge, any quantity. Buy one, buy 100, ships free. We also have the lowest price on PMAG 30 round kits, and never charge a fee to take them apart for CA compliance.

BTW the Magblocks are 100% MADE IN USA, not China.

[dieselpower]

Thanks for the referral! We do ship the Magblocks free of charge, any quantity. Buy one, buy 100, ships free. We also have the lowest price on PMAG 30 round kits, and never charge a fee to take them apart for CA compliance.

BTW the Magblocks are 100% MADE IN USA, not China.

Nice... I will edit, excuse my ignorance.

[Exile Machine]

Nice... I will edit, excuse my ignorance.

No problem. For all I know they might actually be Made in California, but you'd have to ask Zach at Magblocks LLC about that.

-Mark

[1lowluv]

I'd advise AGAINST this method. After several reloads, the pop rivet begins to weaken at the contact area on the magazine. the rivit becomes loose & begins to wobble. At the most inopportune moment (when being checked by LEO), your magazine suddenly holds 10+ rounds

My 1/4" rivet has been just fine! Its not coming loose at all! May not work for everyon I guess! I also have mag blocks in some of my mags! I prefer rivets tho! Especialy in USGI mags