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  • fordsix
    i sold mine for 30.00 apiece after market mitchells..you can make them from m14 mags
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  • Stevan1
    quote:Originally posted by fordsix
    i sold mine for 30.00 apiece after market mitchells..you can make them from m14 mags
    Very Funny! They cost more than that in 1996. The 20 rd. ones go pretty high according to closed auction in last 6 months.
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  • quickmajik
    If it is the USa magazines that I know of they are very poor quality.. And they are easily fabricated from cheap m-14 mags..

    If the usa mag company that made your mags isnt the same one as today, you may have some rare and expensive mags, worth 50 60 or even a houndred dollars.. 25rnd Galil mags, when you can find them, are usually 80+ dollars apiece.
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  • Stevan1
    quote:Originally posted by quickmajik
    If it is the USa magazines that I know of they are very poor quality.. And they are easily fabricated from cheap m-14 mags..

    If the usa mag company that made your mags isnt the same one as today, you may have some rare and expensive mags, worth 50 60 or even a houndred dollars.. 25rnd Galil mags, when you can find them, are usually 80+ dollars apiece.
    Yes, this is what I am trying to determine. I bought these in 1995 or 1996. The label states nothing really. The label is U.S.A. Magazines over an American flag.

    No matter how hard I try, I cannot locate this company. I do find a number of references that said the company went out of business.

    For years I used one of their 20rd. mags for shooting an M77. Latching points are weak looking, but follower springs are stronger than an original Mag. This is why I am trying to get a feel on what these may really be. I have another after market mag that is similar, but weaker at latching points.
    Thank you for the reply!
    Steve
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