BEST AR MAGAZINES TODAY?

[tba02]

However they don't make 10 rounders so you can buy converted ones or even buy magpul produced 10 round stoppers and their 10 or 20 round magazines

But you can get these - http://midwestpx.com/product_info.ph...roducts_id=299 - which for me have been awesome.

[eltee]

For metal mags, I have had good experiences with the H&K mags (expensive, but well made) and the Brownell's mags (according to Brownell's they are made for a military contract).

[epilepticninja]

I've got P-mags, but I don't like them, nor do they work as well as TAPCO's.

[fullrearview]

I love P-mags... We were issued 2, so I went out and bought another one. I need to get a few more.

[Big D]

for non plastic I like C products with the anti tilt follower. You can also upgrade your old colt mags with the new anti tilt followers, they help a lot. I'm talking about the Magpul or Cproducts followers, not the new GI followers.

[762.DEFENSE]

Pmags all day, everyday.

[Ron-Solo]

I have Pmags, C-products, Milspec generic, and factory Colt, all with anti-tilt followers. never had a problem with any of them. Never had a problem with my old Colts, but after 30 years I decided to put new springs and followers in them to make sure I never have a problem with them.

Pmags are trendy and are cool if you're into drinking the Magpul Kool-Aid. They're good mags, but I wouldn't say they were superior. I do like the dust covers.

[bobfried]

I use USGI mags exclusively.

If you get PMAGS do not buy used ones. Up until the last 2 generations they had some issues. My agency uses them quite a bit and had a high failure rates with the 1st and 2nd gen PMAGS, apparently this was due to the plastic mix they were using which has since been solved. The guys using them now loves them and I have not heard or seen any issues with the newest generation of PMAGS.

But in my own torture tests USGI mags fared better because you could tell when they were damaged. The main problem with PMAGS IMO is the fact that they hide damage to the feed lips and body until the point of failure; whereas aluminum or steel (HK) mags will tell you visually that they're f'ed up.

[Notorious]

I have USGI (Colt, Bushmaster, C-Industries, Adventure Line, etc.), P-mags, Lancers, and they all work great. Just don't get Pro Mags.

[Ron-Solo]

I have USGI (Colt, Bushmaster, C-Industries, Adventure Line, etc.), P-mags, Lancers, and they all work great. Just don't get Pro Mags.

I agree, ProMags are junk

[silversix]

Try Pmags. You'll like 'em.

[Lrchops]

Pmags are awesome, but now that I have seen the video on the Cammenga, I might have to get a few of those! That is a bad ***** magazine right there!

NOw check this out,,,apparently the black PMAgs have a stronger material strength than the Foliage Green and Dark Earth.

I use ony the Maglevel Pmags. Magpul is coming out with a quad stack Pmag that holds 50 rounds, kinda like the Surefire.

The new Surefire 60 round mags are flippin awesome, but pricey!

[DNA]

Why not just stick with the tried and true C-products 40 rounds stick mags? Why pay 4X-6X the money for 10 or 20 more rounds?

Dan

[ironcross]

I've used C-Products SS. No problems expect once. When I get one with the mag spring in backwards...

Just a test with the mag catch.

[Notorious]

Pmags are awesome, but now that I have seen the video on the Cammenga, I might have to get a few of those! That is a bad ***** magazine right there!

NOw check this out,,,apparently the black PMAgs have a stronger material strength than the Foliage Green and Dark Earth.

I use ony the Maglevel Pmags. Magpul is coming out with a quad stack Pmag that holds 50 rounds, kinda like the Surefire.

The new Surefire 60 round mags are flippin awesome, but pricey!

I just bought me 2 of those Cammenga EZ Load Mags to try out. I also bought that new Lancer with the metal lip. The Cammenga is a solid piece of kit, very sturdy and well built.

Why not just stick with the tried and true C-products 40 rounds stick mags? Why pay 4X-6X the money for 10 or 20 more rounds?

Dan

The 40 round mag sticks out quite more than the 30 and I personally would just stick with the 30's for all around use.