Is anyone aware of these mags?

[RV-Ted 0]

I tripped into these looking for 10 rounders for my m&p15. They are 30's "lanced" to 15. The 10's I have have proven reliable and were the originals sent with my AR, so S&W must trust them! They also list 30's lanced to 10 for states worse than this!

 

http://www.cproductsllc.com/shop/produc ... cts_id=160

[Ray Ray 3,566]

Paul (PK90) stocks 20 round mags blocked for 15 for sale here. Mine are made by magpul which is an excellent AR gear supplier.

[RV-Ted 0]

I thought they were being discontinued or something? Only foliage green ones were still available on the website.

[bbk 188]

This is no relations to why PK decided to discontinue providing 15 rounders (as I do not know why), but Magpul will be releasing official 15 round magazines (in the 20 round body, like the ones PK has provided) later this summer.

 

I still might get two or three of these C Product mags to try out (as I've been hearing about them a lot)... because for $14, it isn't too much to part with.

[Teufelhunden 6]

I have heard good things about these C-Products mags as far as reliability and workmanship (although I prefer pmags). I got a chance to examine one at the range once. They are 30 rounders with tabs cut in the back (and front too, I think - don't remember) which prevents the follower from going past, thus limiting the mag to 15 rounds. . The benefit of this is, because it doesn't use any type of block, there is no reason to seal the floorplate, which means it can be removed for cleaning or even changed to Ranger Plates, without affecting the 15rd capacity.

I have a few of Pauls Pmags and they don't appear to be blocked 20 rounders. I think what he did was cut full size mags to the size of actual 15s. I don't know the size of a 20, but I suspect Paul's mags are shorter. I highly recommend these if you can still get them. They are great.

[Maksim 1,504]

I have heard good things about these C-Products mags as far as reliability and workmanship (although I prefer pmags). I got a chance to examine one at the range once. They are 30 rounders with tabs cut in the back (and front too, I think - don't remember) which prevents the follower from going past, thus limiting the mag to 15 rounds. . The benefit of this is, because it doesn't use any type of block, there is no reason to seal the floorplate, which means it can be removed for cleaning or even changed to Ranger Plates, without affecting the 15rd capacity.

I have a few of Pauls Pmags and they don't appear to be blocked 20 rounders. I think what he did was cut full size mags to the size of actual 15s. I don't know the size of a 20, but I suspect Paul's mags are shorter. I highly recommend these if you can still get them. They are great.

 

 

those are the old ones.

 

the latest Pk90 mags are 20 round pmags blocked to 15. They are top notch.

[JC_68Westy 1,024]

I bought a few of the C-Product lanced magazines. They are well made and work fine. The only problem I had was waiting about six weeks for them.

[axeman_g 128]

I had a few, but dumped my AR before I could use them. Sold them to another member here... maybe he will give a review shortly.

 

I did not have to wait long for them at all.

[Tactical Monkey 51]

I bought the 3 from axeman...

 

They work really well in my LAR Grizzly lower, functions perfectly, drops free, lovely. However, on my Stag lower they do not fit well and get stuck - really stuck. I don't know what the difference is, since PMags work in both, and ironically the 10rd CProducts that came with my upper works fine in the Stag as well. It could very well be my lower and not the mags, but who knows.

 

Another plus as mentioned is that you can add Magpul Ranger Plates to these, which I like.

[Tosser 61]

I have 10 of them and ran them through a tactical response class with no issue back in 2007. Although now I just use the 15rd pmags.

[spike52 1]

I picked up 3 of the CProduct lanced 15 rounders..

Only one of the mags fell freely from my S&W... :evil:

Long wait, overpriced crapola..

 

PMag FTFW!!