New mags coming soon for us in banned states.

https://magpul.com/firearm-accessories/pmags/ar15-m4-m16/pmag-10-30-ar-m4-gen-m3.html

Yeah . . . Doesn't make me feel any better . . . 

From the old SNL spoof bank commercial: how do we do it? Volume

I'd be interested to know if they are limited in such a way that they can be loaded with the bolt closed or not.

I like the 10/20s for shooting off a bag or bipod.

53 minutes ago, ronhonda said:

New mags coming soon for us in banned states.

What was wrong with the old ones?

1 minute ago, Sniper said:

What was wrong with the old ones?

Magpul never made 10/30 mags. Standard capacity mags were always pinned by a third party

I'd rather run 2 magpul 10's coupled together.  But it's good to have options.

 

On 1/13/2021 at 2:58 PM, silverado427 said:

Magpul never made 10/30 mags. Standard capacity mags were always pinned by a third party

this, and most places charged $20+

Solution: Buy 10/30 Hexmags.... problem solved!

28 minutes ago, Sniper said:

Solution: Buy 10/30 Hexmags.... problem solved!

What's the prevailing opinion on these? I just ordered some. Been curious for a while now.

I'd rather have 10/30 Pmags than 10/30 Hexmags.  Hexmags are flimsy and not reliable.

39 minutes ago, Sniper said:

Solution: Buy 10/30 Hexmags.... problem solved!

The Hexmags are fine especially when i got them at cost. But I would have rather have Pmags or Lancers as they are a superior mag.

 

10 minutes ago, Xtors said:

What's the prevailing opinion on these? I just ordered some. Been curious for a while now.

 

On 1/13/2021 at 2:02 PM, ronhonda said:

New mags coming soon for us in banned states.

https://magpul.com/firearm-accessories/pmags/ar15-m4-m16/pmag-10-30-ar-m4-gen-m3.html

Let me know when they do a 10-20 mag,

10 round capacity in a 30 round size magazine makes no sense.

5 minutes ago, Krdshrk said:

I'd rather have 10/30 Pmags than 10/30 Hexmags.  Hexmags are flimsy and not reliable.

 

And with the price being roughly the same now, Pmags for the win.

True...but Pmags are overly priced... the best mags in my opinion are Duramag (used to be C Products Defense) Stainless Steel.... they make a 10/30 and regular 10, I might have seen a 10/20 at one time too...I ran pmags.. hexmags ..aluminum crap...but the Duramags are lighter and I just love the metal feel instead of plastic and I beat the crap out of them dropping them on the ground...and the most you will spend is $11.99 a mag.. I got them on sale for $8.99 from Gun Mag Warehouse when the BAN on 15rd came in effect. Try them out you might switch over like I did. 

I was really happen with the Lancers with the metal fed lips but Murphy... 

1 hour ago, Sniper said:

Solution: Buy 10/30 Hexmags.... problem solved!

Gen 1 hex mags had issues they would split at the seam near the feed lips when fully loaded.

But gen 2 hex mags fixed the problems, And you could trade your  gen 1 mags for gen 2 for free

44 minutes ago, Bomber said:

Let me know when they do a 10-20 mag,

10 round capacity in a 30 round size magazine makes no sense.

It makes plenty sense - several people use mag pouches, etc.  20 round mags would get lost inside pouches where 30 round mags would fit perfectly.  

I’ve never had an issue with gen 2 Hexmags. But I’d still buy these Pmags to add to the collection. 
 

On 1/13/2021 at 4:17 PM, StarGazer said:

I'd rather run 2 magpul 10's coupled together.  But it's good to have options.

 

I have some of these too but I feel I can get a new mag off a belt or chest pouch faster than I can flip these coupled mags. But I guess it’s whatever you practice. 

8 minutes ago, Krdshrk said:

It makes plenty sense - several people use mag pouches, etc.  20 round mags would get lost inside pouches where 30 round mags would fit perfectly.  

20 round mag pouches?

8 minutes ago, Bomber said:

20 round mag pouches?

Are far less common than 30 round mag pouches.  All of the ones I have are 30 rounders.

I want standard capacity mags, not reduced capacity

I guess it would be in poor taste for me to mention how happy I am with all my new 30 rd p-mags so I won't. Also won't mention the 20 & 30 mags for my CX4 & 92. 

18 minutes ago, siderman said:

I guess it would be in poor taste for me to mention how happy I am with all my new 30 rd p-mags so I won't. Also won't mention the 20 & 30 mags for my CX4 & 92. 

If  I ever get to America. I'm going to get at least one  D-60 p mag

11 hours ago, RUTGERS95 said:

I want standard capacity mags, not reduced capacity

Move

3 hours ago, PK90 said:

Move

Wrong answer . . . It's time that we start to take things in NJ much more seriously and get active.  We haven't been doing enough.

23 hours ago, Xtors said:

What's the prevailing opinion on these? I just ordered some. Been curious for a while now.

Well I have no 2nd gen hexmags, but mine have been slowly splitting at the seam in back with use. About 20% of them so far Also all olive drab, but I think that they are the oldest matters more than they are olive drab. 

They are nice in that they fit everything without modification, but I prefer the PMAG construction overall even if I do have to mode them to fit into everything. 

I sent my gen 1 mags in for free replacement/upgrade  to gen 2 mags.

My original hexmags are 'patent pending' ones, not sure if gen1 ever had a patent number on em. Most are kept "fully" (10) loaded with zero issues as of yet. When 10 rd bill came about, I got something like 5 or 6 OD gen2 hexmags for under $50 off gunbroker. No issues with those either.

While PMags feel more robust, i have no issue with hexmags.

Factory 10/30 options are "nice" if we are forced to have 10s...

I picked up two Mission First 10/30s and they don't insert on a closed bolt either. 

And USPS has managed again to blow delivery of my Hex Mags.