Brand new Cproducts box mag. Feed lips budged after 1 month loaded. Buy polymer!

[Zet70]

Did a little experiment. Stored a brand new steel mag with 29 rounds in it for 1 month. Tried to load it this morning into a bushmaster lower. Wouldn't even fit in the mag well. Take a look.



In case anyone needed more of a reason to buy pmags or lancers....

[ungawa]

I thought C-Products sucks? I never used them, though.

As for polymer, I had stacks do the same thing in two PMAGs. Never had it happen in a GI mag.

I think your problem is CProducts, not metal mags.

[Zet70]

Ahhhh the plot thickens. Never had it happen in a polymer mag to be before. Especially my steel lipped lancer polys.

I was told by a few guys that cproduct steel mags were the best current manufacture economical steel mags to buy. Damn.

[ungawa]

Well, when it happened in my PMags I did jam ammo into them with a CMAG loader.

But, yeah, GI metal mags are fine.

[FLICK]

I was told by a few guys that cproduct steel mags were the best current manufacture economical steel mags to buy. Damn.

That would be D&H. ~$7 a mag......

[Gun]

That whole mag is wonky. The next two rds are also side by side.

Do you remember the rds feeding into the mag this way a month ago?

[Zet70]

^Thats the point, they were stackd correctly when loaded. This is the result of being in a climate controlled safe for a month loaded.

[flygrimm]

The next 2 rounds are also side by side. Sure it's not a .308/7.62 mag? It's hard to tell but it looks like the mag is pretty wide side to side.

Edit.
Looks like they don't make .308 mags but they do make 7.62 x 39. Could be the wrong mag or defective. Their web site says 100% satisfaction. Give them a call and see what happens. Can't hurt.

Stuart