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In 1991 I was at an antique auction and bought a "box lot" of miscellaneous stuff, for about $25.00. In the box were several AR-15 30 round mags. I didn't have an AR (and still don't), but kept them anyway.
I've got 30 round mags for my 10-22, so I modified 2 of the AR mags (that were in bad shape) to hold this:
I modified it by taking out the innards and base and then using a piece of wood and pounding it into the mag, which stretched it out so I could fit the 10-22 mag inside.
Then I used Wonderflex, a material I make holsters out of, to cover the bottom and a collar to cover the upper part of the AR mag.
Then I made some Wonderflex sleeves for some 10 round Butler Creek mags and for some 30 round Eagle mags.
The mags I put into the AR mags are a tight fit. The ones in the sleeves can be secured with velcro type material, double sided tape, but I used E-6000 glue.
The first time I took these to the range, there were a few Holy S**t comments.
I've got 30 round mags for my 10-22, so I modified 2 of the AR mags (that were in bad shape) to hold this:
I modified it by taking out the innards and base and then using a piece of wood and pounding it into the mag, which stretched it out so I could fit the 10-22 mag inside.
Then I used Wonderflex, a material I make holsters out of, to cover the bottom and a collar to cover the upper part of the AR mag.
Then I made some Wonderflex sleeves for some 10 round Butler Creek mags and for some 30 round Eagle mags.
The mags I put into the AR mags are a tight fit. The ones in the sleeves can be secured with velcro type material, double sided tape, but I used E-6000 glue.
The first time I took these to the range, there were a few Holy S**t comments.
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