I had a couple of Hexmags out at the ranch in Texas (I felt like I needed to say that, because they are full capacity mags)....I accidentally dropped a fully loaded one onto a rock. It did not survive (the mag, I meant, the rock was fine). 

I replaced them with Pmags. And I won’t go back. 

54 minutes ago, Displaced Texan said:

I replaced them with Pmags. And I won’t go back. 

PMags must be made of the same stuff as the Atomic brand flashlights.  Can drive over one with a deuce and a half.

30 minutes ago, Scorpio64 said:

PMags must be made of the same stuff as the Atomic brand flashlights.  Can drive over one with a deuce and a half.

PMags are the Chuck Norris of the AR world. Lol

3 minutes ago, Displaced Texan said:

PMags are the Chuck Norris of the AR world. Lol

I heard a rumor that PMags are made of carbon nano machines extracted and modeled from Chuck's DNA.

On 1/15/2021 at 3:08 PM, raz-0 said:

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. 

they have a lifetime warranty they'll replace them.