HexMag rebuild kits

[CoolBDPhenom03]

Hey guys,

Does anyone know where I can find some HexMag replacement parts? I can only seem to find full magazines.

Thanks.

[Steve_In_29]

There's this guy that hangs out on the corner near the high school who usually has some.

[jmaglipay]

If your looking for 10 rounder parts it's cheaper to buy a complete mag. Cost about 12$. If your looking for 30 rounder parts your living in the wrong state.

[CoolBDPhenom03]

If your looking for 10 rounder parts it's cheaper to buy a complete mag.

Well, that's lame.

[SILENT GUNMAN]

Magazines are a consumable. They are meant to be replaced when worn out. The concept of "rebuild kits" came about as a way to repair legally owned large capacity magazines, since just buying a new one isn't possible in this state. Our glorious leaders have decided that they don't want you to be able to keep your legally property. First they banned the rebuild kits, now some areas are passing laws to make you dispose of your personal property. I wouldnt be surprised if 10/whatever mags got banned completely within the next few years. It's only getting worse.

[jeremiah12]

OP, it depends on what parts you are looking for. A little Google-Fu shows Hexmag does not sell springs. They designed their 10/30 and 15/30 mags with a riser and shorter springs rather than pins and blocks in part as a CYA legal maneuver for mag limited states. It makes it more difficult to convert them to 30 round mags. Supposedly just replacing the spring with a 30 round spring will not do it.

This may be behind the reason the do not sell springs.

Now, they source their springs from the same place that Pmag does and they may even be able to use the same springs at USGI mags.

They have different color options for followers, so those are easy to buy.

I did find one place that sells rebuild kits, a disassemble mag, but it was more expensive than an assembled mag and those are no longer legal to ship to CA so I will not even post the link.

[NATEWA]

What specifically are you looking for? Might be easier to buy a new mag at $11.