PMags

[RP1911]

Since we now have a house in Nevada and I will be moving in 4 weeks after I retire from work in two, here's what I have ordered and had shipped to the house there in the last 3 weeks.

[Muscles Glasses]

Jealous doesn't even begin to describe it.

[bigdawg86]

You know your a gun owner who recently left California when _______.

1.) You spend 1K on PMAGS
2.) You freak out when you see an "off roster" firearm for sale at your LGS
3.) You feel like there must have been a mistake made when the gun store employee hands you the firearm that you just DROS'd

[voiceofreason]

NICE. I'm still using old metal ones I had from long ago.

How do you decide which ones you like?

20 vs 30 rd

with or without window

2nd vs 3rd generation

please share

[jallen58]

I had four pmags all four would fire the first round then wouldn't
feed I threw them in the garbage and now only use steel

[RP1911]

I have pre-ban metal ones from the 90's some Colts some other brands. Also have a bunch of pre-ban US made Thermolds. I prefer the 20 round mags they just feel right. I have yet to fire an AR with a PMag. That will be soon once I move my ARs from CA.

All the new PMags in the pic are 3rd Gen. I also have a few with windows.

I converted one 20 round rebuild kit to a single shot sled.

[maddoggie13]

You luck dog.

[FourLoko]

PMAGS are easy. Or they were until San Fran *****ed out and sued.

Proper cap Glock mags are where it's at.

[Arkangel]

:thumbup:

[Dee_Dub]

WOW

[vintagearms]

Proper cap Glock mags are where it's at.

Yes, and tough to find.

[dut]

Looks about the same I have ordered over the past few months... but I sell them... Dunno why.. Addiction I guess. Lol.

[Jet Setter]

Very nice. What is next.

[RP1911]

Very nice. What is next.

Slowly buying uppers as funds permit.

[audiophil2]

Slowly buying uppers as funds permit.

If you decide to dip your toes into the Class III market I suggest only machine guns, 1 .45 pistol and 1 .308 rifle suppressor. Don't waste your money on SBRs and SBSs as they lose value as soon as you take possession. Suppressors are a money loser too but still worth buying for the convenience factor of shooting a quieter gun when you want that option.

Of course if you buy a machine gun you will sell off your semi-auto rifles as you will find yourself not even taking them to the range anymore out of sheer disappointment. That is pretty much what happened to me. I'm down to 4 or so AR15 semi-auto's in my safe and am selling those off. All I have are a few different caliber uppers now.