C products 10/20 mag group buy

[jwmac]

I'd be in for 2.

[packnrat]

i could use a couple, say how about sending 5 of them my way, "as test units".

if i like them and you do this again might buy even more.

and these are for 5.56 right.




no paypal so i need to send a check.
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[mecam]

If I were you I'd use the stainless steel bodies. You can easily bend the tabs back with the aluminum bodies.

[jjperl]

If I were you I'd use the stainless steel bodies. You can easily bend the tabs back with the aluminum bodies.

I've never had that problem. Do you have evidence of this?

[recshooter]

2 here

[RangerRoy]

10/20

5 for me. Tell me when we're ready to do business.

[RW Dunn]

I'll take 5

[mecam]

I've never had that problem. Do you have evidence of this?

Get both a SS body and Alum body. See which tab is easier to bend back to normal state.

BTW, they are both easy to bend back. All you need is to heat up the tab area with a torch and you can push the tab back with a wooden dowel. So is that permanent in the eyes of the DOJ? I got rid of mine...

[lakai]

Here's a pic of a 10/30, which shows how they are permanently fixed.


This work will be done at my shop.

They will come with green followers.

So let me get this straight.

You are just buying $7 dollar magazines and punching tabs into them, then selling them for $20 each + $1.50(+/-) shipping + 3% for paypal ??

[tenpercentfirearms]

So let me get this straight.

You are just buying $7 dollar magazines and punching tabs into them, then selling them for $20 each + $1.50(+/-) shipping + 3% for paypal ??

He might be. You certainly can buy the machinery it takes to do it yourself and do the same thing. It is called capitalism. Don't act so shocked.

I have tried bending the tabs on the SS models and it doesn't work. I never tried heating them first and might have to do that some day.

I am not sure about the aluminum models and would be interested in trying that as well.

Personally I am just a little leary of these custom magazine jobs out there. However, if C Products modifies them at the factory and says they are 10 rounders and JJPERL is a manufacturer in the same light, I guess it doesn't make a difference. When it comes down to it this entire magazine law is really quite unenforcable and full of holes.

Think about it, you can take a magazine extension for a Glock 26 and easily put it on the magazine and take it off. Does that mean it is permanent?

So what kind of followers are they going to have? Green or Magpul III?

[Bimmer2]

I'm hoping to set the price at $20 apiece.

$5 shipping for the first couple.

$20.00?!

Isn't C-Products selling 20/10 straight stainless steel magazines (blocked or lanced, from the factory) for $18.95 each?

Where's the bargain in doing the group buy?

Ben

[jjperl]

$20.00?!

Isn't C-Products selling 20/10 straight stainless steel magazines (blocked or lanced, from the factory) for $18.95 each?

Where's the bargain in doing the group buy?

Ben

Do you have a link?

[jjperl]

So let me get this straight.

You are just buying $7 dollar magazines and punching tabs into them, then selling them for $20 each + $1.50(+/-) shipping + 3% for paypal ??

Just as Wes said, these mags don't punch holes in themselves for free. To get the machines and tooling made to do this costs a lot of money, and not to mention, it takes lots of man hours to do this type of work.

[tenpercentfirearms]

$20.00?!

Isn't C-Products selling 20/10 straight stainless steel magazines (blocked or lanced, from the factory) for $18.95 each?

Where's the bargain in doing the group buy?

Ben

I do not think they sell them. They are supposed to be making some 10/20s, but we have been waiting for months and only a handful of CA vendors will have them and C Products is not going to put them on their website.

[Spyder]

I'll take one, maybe two. I want one of the 10/30's as well...but I put that in the other thread.

When/if are they going to be available?