Looks interesting. Not for everyone but I suppose they could be useful in some circumstances. Tritium mag follower

I see zero use for it, but that's just me.  Like @High Exposure says, a solution for a problem that never existed.

Invent something, people will buy it.


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The big problem that I see is that when it gets to point where you really need to start counting rounds, i.e.: the last half of the mag, the follower is inside the magwell and you can't see the tritium.

On a pistol mag, it's even worse. The whole mag is inside the grip.

If you are going to pop the mag to check rounds remaining, you should probably just tac-load.

Don't use smoked magazines... so that wouldn't help me. But feel that is definitely a solution in need of a problem. Reminds me of the magazine counter on the Japanese Type 96/99 machine guns.

I'm guessing it is going to have a life... probably similar to Trijicons. So, 10 years and they are dim?

Translucent magazines were one of the good points of an AUG when it was introduced.  No one else had them at the time.  But I could live without them.

If anyone figures out a great reason to have tritium followers please let me know. I can't think of one.