DSG-AR Mags

[recon]

Good price!
http://dsgarms.com/ProductInfo/MA-02DSGG.aspx
http://dsgarms.com/ProductInfo/MA-02DSGB.aspx

[FunkyPertwee]

Thanks Recon.

Whenever AIM gets their C product mags back in stock they'll be even cheaper.

[NewbieAKguy]

Get some from Palmetto State:

http://www.palmettostatearmory.com/175.php

http://www.palmettostatearmory.com/175a.php

[recon]

Palmetto is out of them. C-products. Are they good mags? They always seem to be on the cheap price end of mags out there.

[NewbieAKguy]

Palmetto is out of them. C-products. Are they good mags? They always seem to be on the cheap price end of mags out there.

I've used them for 3-guns and have no qualms about them. Good quality at very good price. S-man recommends them too.

[FunkyPertwee]

Palmetto is out of them. C-products. Are they good mags? They always seem to be on the cheap price end of mags out there.

They seem to pretty much be GIs that come with modern followers and springs. I like the Teflon stainless steel ones, but the aluminum is good too. I definitely recommend the Teflon finish over the powder coating.

[Schuetzenman]

I've used them for 3-guns and have no qualms about them. Good quality at very good price. S-man recommends them too.

Yes I do recommend them. I have aluminum 30's, stainless 30's and 20's. They all work perfectly and they all work with 100% of stated mag capaicty. You really can put 30 in a 30 and 20 in a 20 and expec it to feed the first round and 2nd round of the mag with no jams. I can't say that about my original 20 round GI mags with metal followers regardless of brand. Those are 18 rounds for reliable feeding, 20 if you like to clear jams.