pidevildog07
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Anybody order these before? They're the permanately modified 10 round in a 30 round body magazines.
10/30 magazines
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I don't see the point....
If I could only, or only wanted 10 sounds I would use a shorter mag. 30's can be a pain bench shooting.
If I could only, or only wanted 10 sounds I would use a shorter mag. 30's can be a pain bench shooting.
They seem popular in Canada. Or well, 5/30 there (semiauto rifles are limited to 5 rounds and pistols to 10).
I don’t get it. So long as it reasonably fits out of the mag well, good to go. 10 rounders fit just fine. Anything shorter would probably need to be a blocked 10 round body.
I don’t get it. So long as it reasonably fits out of the mag well, good to go. 10 rounders fit just fine. Anything shorter would probably need to be a blocked 10 round body.
These longer mags give the shooter the benefit of having more to grab when reloading. Flush-fit mags are great for being shooting, but will be a pain if you want to reload quickly for other shooting activities.
So long as they reliably feed, I don’t see the problem with them. I’d rather buy these for competition and training than the flush 10s.
Then again, I also enjoy trips to PA and VA, but that’s just me
So long as they reliably feed, I don’t see the problem with them. I’d rather buy these for competition and training than the flush 10s.
Then again, I also enjoy trips to PA and VA, but that’s just me
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Well, likely targeted at states where it is actually illegal to own the normal capacity mags.
For MD, we aren't there yet, and ways to get them, just have to be out of state and creative. (Ship to UPS in PA, etc)
For MD, we aren't there yet, and ways to get them, just have to be out of state and creative. (Ship to UPS in PA, etc)
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