Mini 14 Drum?

Wagion

April 18, 2003 19:38

Is there any such thing? IF ya who made and what capacity.

If force ain't work'n... Your not use'n nough of it

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  kingjoey

  April 18, 2003 20:47

  Dano's right. It was called a "Ninety-rounder" and was made by MWG. Do a GB auction search for "drum". You'll probably find a couple.
  
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  rmeyer

  April 19, 2003 01:27

  For what people want for them you'd be better off grabbing a couple factory hi caps.

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  cbxjeff

  April 19, 2003 15:11

  Guys, so would I. Where can I find factory Ruger 30 round mags for $30.00 ea?
  
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  boeboe

  April 19, 2003 15:38

  From what I'ce heard, before the Beta-C Mag came along, the MWG drum was used by the military in the M16, only difference between the M16 drum and the Mini-14 drum is the feed tower. There's nothing wrong with function of them. They are actually quite dependable.
  
  To err is human, to moo is bovine.

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  rmeyer

  April 20, 2003 00:59

  In my experience with the 90 round drums is that they suck.

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  boeboe

  April 20, 2003 04:01

  I did a search looking for the info, all I found was a review on Fulton Armory's web sight saying they worked "surprizingly well". This is in their review of several AR mags. Hopefully I can track other positive reports down, as well as the info on their military use. Mine never gave me a bit of problem, in fact, I know a guy who used them in his Mini-30, loading about 70 rounds, and he said they worked fine there. Fulton Armory is generally reputable, do a search there for MWG drum, it's in their FAQ section. link is:
  
  http://www.fulton-armory.com/
  
  Added Later, been surfing trying to find requested info, no luck yet. I did find a more direct link to exactly what Fulton Armory reports on the drum, and a couple of other interesting sites regarding them. Last one is close to what I was looking for.
  
  http://www.perfectunion.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1442
  
  http://www.recguns.com/Sources/IIID2b127.html
  
  http://www.specialoperations.com/Weapons/Features/M4/Page_Four.htm
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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