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Sounds awesome. Does anyone have reliable info that Magpul fixed the following problems experienced with past pmags; spine cracking/splitting, feed lips breaking off? trying too decide between these and Lancer AWM’s
New EMAGs we get in still split at the back top/feed lips with some regularity, so I’d like to think so but my feeling is they haven’t given there’s no room up there to add more material that I can see.
Not saying they’re crap mags by any means and someone will probably chime in with the old ‘they’re disposable’ but that’s a luxury for cops and civvies on flat ranges in permissive countries a lot of the time.
Sounds awesome. Does anyone have reliable info that Magpul fixed the following problems experienced with past pmags; spine cracking/splitting, feed lips breaking off? trying too decide between these and Lancer AWM’s
New EMAGs we get in still split at the back top/feed lips with some regularity, so I’d like to think so but my feeling is they haven’t given there’s no room up there to add more material that I can see.
Not saying they’re crap mags by any means and someone will probably chime in with the old ‘they’re disposable’ but that’s a luxury for cops and civvies on flat ranges in permissive countries a lot of the time.
Yes the new Pmags are “fixed”. If your going to leave them loaded tho. Just but the cover on them that comes with the mag!
Even if they do crack (and I have only ever seen it on older EMAGs), Magpul will replace them, in my experience.
MagPul gen3 PMags are GTG. I have a slight preference for Lancer L5 AWM because of their steel feed lips, but I own both.