TEFLON AR15 MAGAZINES
Anybody have experience with these and/or recommend one brand over another (e.g., LaBelle, Bushmaster, DPMS, etc.)? Many thanks!
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USGI Aluminum mags work fine for me. Colt is suppose to be better than others but I have so many different brands and they all seem to work fine as long as they are USGI. 0 -
Dances- I haven't used any Teflon coated, but have used "Orlite" mags for many,many years in my Car-15....to the exclusion of all others.I'm sure you know, but just in case, these are the nylon , Israeli issue mags.Absolutely indestructable,and of course self-lubricating.I think SARCO carries them.They were designed for Colt. They did not lock-up on an old Olympic I owned, but then the Oly had a thicker mag well housing, and a reinforcing rib on the magazine prevented full seating.
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Love them Pre-64's!!!!-Bob0 -
I've used the DPMS Teflon coated mags. They are nice, very slippery. In fact, have almost thought of using duct tape to help hold them in place......[:D]
"In God We Trust........All Others Go Thru NCIC"0 -
Never used them. I got a pile of Canadian Zytel mags and not one has had any problems. Plus the bottom comes off easy. Just run a rag threw it and it's clean. 0 -
FYI-Don't bother with trying to decide between Bushmaster and LaBelle. The Bushmasters are manufactured by LaBelle. 0 -
USED THEM ALL!!! A MIL-SPEC IS A MIL -SPEC---TEFLONCOATING CHANGES NOTHING, OTHER THEN YOUR POCKET BOOK
SELLS GIMMIC!!!!!0 -
I've got some of the Thermold made Canadian 30/45 mags. and have never had a problem with them.
Mudge the loaded
I can't come to work today. The voices said, STAY HOME AND CLEAN THE GUNS!<BR>0
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