Troy battlemags

[BehindBlueI's]

Are these good to go? I'm not looking for alternatives, I know and use pmag and GI aluminum. Just topping off a shopping cart and they are $7.

[3-7-77]

I have 1. It works, I like it. No idea on long term durability. I was gifted a couple of Hexmags and like the Troy much more.

[Frank R]

Works well for me.

[HCM]

They are approved for duty use by the FBI but they (at least at an institutional level) are kind of Troy fan boys.

Feed back from actual users has been from they are OK / agnostic to they suck.

[Grouse870]

I’ve got one. It works I’d buy again if I found a sale.

[LittleLebowski]

I'd buy them at that price, I have a few, they work.

[Wheeler]

Mine work as well as the Gen2 PMags I have. I'd buy up what I could afford at $7/mag, for whatever that's worth.

[philpac33]

I’ve used 3 Troy Battlemags in my regular rotation of training mags since they first came out. Not a single problem yet and still going strong. I got rid of the goofy little rubber tabs on the base plates.

[ReverendMeat]

No personal experience, but caleb at gunnuts put some through the ringer and had no issues, I'd check out his reviews

[fatdog]

I’ve used 3 Troy Battlemags in my regular rotation of training mags since they first came out. Not a single problem yet and still going strong. +1 exactly, I got 3 when they came out and run them regularly for practice, zero problems

[stinx]

My local Stealer had a bunch and was blowing them out for $5. I bought 30. I used a few at the range with zero issues. Will they replace P-mags as my go to duty Mags? no, but they will become my range beater mags that I never clean and throw out as soon as I have a failure.YMMV