Magazine opinions please.....
Regarding Magpul D60 and KCI 100? Uselfull? Novelty? They will be gone soon.......get em now and sell em later.
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I have no use for them for several reasons. I have put away a few 60 round Surefires cause they were selling for $500.00 back in 2013 and 14.
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Both of the drums I mention now are cheaper than that. I don't see another assault weapon ban with a sunset clause.......the next one will have bear teeth in it. The 129.99 D60 might be 1000.00 next year.........same with KCI. I don't own either but am now thinking.
Anyone want to say how they work?
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I have zero need or desire for such a "range toy". Thirty round mags are bad enough but at least they're manageable. In real use, those heavy drums will stress the mag release and/or cause feeding issues sooner or later.
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Bought a PMAG D60 back when they were $80ish. Used it twice with no issues. I figure it wont go down in value and it doesn't take up much space.
So, to answer your question mine has functioned 100%. I just haven't used it much.
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Myself I would have no need for them. But if I had the extra cash I might consider buying some things like that to resell later. If they didn't go up in value you should be able to get you investment back anyway.
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the Magpul works all the time, it will always be worth more, it's the one I would buy for the future.
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I'm partial to "Birds and Blooms" myself. 😊
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I've heard good things about Garden and Gun.
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I think I would like Playboy but I am sure the lady of the house would object.
Shooting Times, Shotgun News, and Guns and Ammo were good but now too many ads and not much usable info.
Opps, sorry wrong type magazine.
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I have two of the p-mag drums bought several years back a couple AK drums along with a AR 120 round similar to the AK style maybe and a couple of the dual drum AR style even one for a glock ( which I do not own yet ) picked them up over a ten or 15 year span
loaded up and used them maybe twice each to test and for the fun ammo wasting effects
loading is a slow process and hard on your thumb so I bought loader's for a couple of them makes it a little better . more novelty in a sense but if desperate would make a good cover fire , its fast to switch out a standard AK or AR mag .
for a time the state I lived in had a law I could own a drum mag but not allowed to use it LOL
it was in fine print in some gun laws they made years ago but did take it out several + years ago to allow us to legally use them
for a short time my youngest son had several belt fed guns that's the way to go if you want fire power, however he sold off his toys about a year ago and did well fun to have and shoot but holding the trigger back was too easy and habit forming I think the ammo bill was doing him in LOL
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