Do to the IAR, we can't run pmags anymore. I got the upgrade followers for my serviceable gi mags and use the pmags springs. They work ,and I load to 28 to keep the lips from bending too soon.
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Do to the IAR, we can't run pmags anymore. I got the upgrade followers for my serviceable gi mags and use the pmags springs. They work ,and I load to 28 to keep the lips from bending too soon.
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theblacknight--eMags should work in the IAR.
I have had the best performance with old-style PMags, black new PMags, HK mags, and OKay GI mags with Magpul followers with or without Ranger Plates.
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My go-to for many years was quality GI mags, MANY picked up off the ground during various field problems while I was still a 19D. Best performance was to rehab with Ken Elmore's super springs and the old black followers replaced with the newer green followers. Later I started to add Mag Pul followers, but the old gear worked rather well and still does to this day.
Now I am heavily into P-Mags, I really like them a great deal, and I have had no issues even thought some have been abused on purpose.
You guys are making my day- I ordered a few black P-Mags to feed the new Colt!
I'm a sucker for 30 round and 20 round NHMTG aluminum magazines.
Do you prefer Teflon or dry film?
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I think the dry film is just swell. Not that I have rage against Teflon, but the mil-spec mags have always worked out great for me. There does seem to be confusion that any old aluminum magazine = mil-spec, which is not the case.
Last edited by Jay Cunningham; 02-09-2012 at 11:17 PM.
Timely thread.
I'm about to order 15 or so 30 rounders and 5 or so 20s.
I'd like to stick with GI mags.
NHMTG the way to go? what about D&H?
Nobody is impressed by what you can't do. -THJ