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A couple things are at work here. First, AR tolerances are all over the place due to the large number of manufacturers and literally a nearly infinite combination of tolerance stackups. In order to guarantee fitting against a closed bolt in every AR, I would have to allow enough room for nearly a 16th round to slip in. If you were ham handed with it and really tried to force that 16th round, it will fit because the polymer wall of the PMAG will flex and allow it. The mag won't work but the law is written around absolute capacity, not functional capacity. If you look at a factory 30rd PMAG, it will actually take 31 and even then, it's still a fight to get it to fit against a closed bolt when the carbine is hot. Do what we free staters do and download your mags. Every class I've been in, the shooters are loading to 28 or 29 (usually 28 to keep the top round on the same side as 30) because they don't want to fight the mag when doing a tactical reload.

Thanks for the feedback! We've been working extra long hours all year in an effort to stay on top of orders and not sacrifice delivery times.

Shipment headed to Hague's Indoor in West Deptford

BCG is legal.

The plan is to make them. The problem is finding them. Glock is over a year out on magazine orders right now and I can't get my hands on the host magazines to modify.

They basically instituted an AWB that takes effect Oct. 1. Lower sales to MD have been through the roof for me as well as some of my dealer friends.

Shore Army Navy in Tom's River will be receiving their first shipment of mags next week!

How'd that go?

Maybe they've changed their mind, maybe she has no idea what she's talking about. I've learned that with Magpul products, until it's in my hands, don't promise it

Aaaaand we're back!

Yeah, I'm working with my host right now. Seems a script we have running to help reduce cyberattacks is running a little wonky due to a server change.

The last I heard, Magpul has zero intention of making non-black Gen 3 mags.

I have a large shipment of MAG571-FDE coming (30rd Gen 2, no window) on Monday. Everything will be allocated to limited capacity production initially. Pre-orders are open: http://midwestpx.com/product_info.php?cPath=15_79&products_id=357

Don't make me start posting TItle II stuff

We finally have our forged uppers in stock! The forgings come from Cerro Forge and are machined to milspec tolerances. Hardcoat anodized (Type III, Class 2 per milspec) then T markings are laser engraved. The interior also has a dry film lubricant applied. If you choose to purchase a complete upper, the forward assist and ejection port cover are function tested prior to shipping. Add our standard BCG to either upper for only $99.95!

I've got too much ammo and would like to make room. I have the following from my personal stash available: 10 - 1K case 55gr PMC X-TAC (XP193) 5.56 Two cases SPF 6 - 1K case 55gr Prvi 5.56 Reloadable brass-cased FMJ ammo. The Prvi comes in five, 200rd sealed battlepacks while the PMC is 50 boxes of 20. $450 shipped per case. USPS money orders only. I will not take a credit card for these as this is personal ammo and not store inventory.

Down to about half of our shipment

If you want 15/20s: http://midwestpx.com/product_info.php?cPath=15_72&products_id=692

One thing to look at when evaluating safes is the gauge or thickness of the steel. Glancing at that page, I didn't see any mention of it which makes me suspect 12 gauge which can be breached with a fire axe. Safes are your last line of defense to protect your valuables. I keep more than guns in my personal safe. Irreplaceable family heirlooms which are worth more to me than any firearm. Identifying documents like birth certificates and Social Security cards. Things that if stolen can cause me more headache down the road. It's why I didn't go cheap with my personal safe and got one that weighs 1100lbs and is made of seven gauge steel. People are willing to drop $2K+ on a single rifle but look for the absolute cheapest safe to house it in and that's just mind boggling to me.

At only 230lbs, they'll cart it off and crack it open at their leisure. I'd use one as a dummy safe...pack it full of rocks and junk then put it somewhere visible before the real safe is found and hope they spend their time hauling the dummy full of rocks off.

With an 80% lower, the firearm's existence is undocumented. With the long gun example, there's a record of it being made and sold. The chain of custody could break when sold private party if the seller doesn't keep the buyer's info.

List of FFLs already on file is here: http://www.midwestpx.com/FFLs.pdf

For the most part, one is the same as the other and you're picking what rollmark you like the most. That being said, there are fine differences such as machining quality, attention to detail, proper anodizing, and other minutiae to account for. Spikes forged lowers are cut by Aero Precision and they've got making lowers dialed in pretty well. I've found that the really cheap forged lowers tend to cut corners to reduce costs. At $94.95, the Spike's lower is a good value. You're not overpaying for the name and you're getting a quality made receiver.

Order HERE Bundle deals include our standard bolt carrier group for $99.95 (reg. price $129.95), LPK w/ enhanced trigger guard for $59.95 (reg. price $69.95), and your choice of an A2 or six position stock kit for $54.95.

It's a little overflow from the molding process and you can use a very fine sandpaper to remove them. Just go slow and check your work often.