Unchained Preppers
General Category => Security & Survival => Topic started by: mountainredneck2051 on June 08, 2012, 02:39:08 AM
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so i have been looking for a cheap way to boost firepower of my group and i keep coming back to getting one of these and putting it on an ar15 kida a poor mans 249 [img]http://www.arrse.co.uk/at
anyone heard anything about the reliability of the mag?
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They can't handle sand, mud or gritty contamination. A rubber mag condom comes with them for a reason. Wet oils make the problem even worse which is why they also come with dry lube (graphite) and a warning not to use liquid lube. Probably be a handy mag for grabbing and burning while in or exiting the indoor world in a hurry though.
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The Korean clones are even less reliable than their US made counterparts so stay away from them. I've played with both on the range and honestly can say I didn't care for either. You might want to take a look at the X series made by XS systems - those have gotten pretty good reviews.
FWIW probably the closest civvie thing I have handled that would fit the compact saw role was an AK SBR using a Korean 75 round wind up with a slidefire stock. Guy had a quad rail on it with a VFG and RDS and it functioned really well. Well enough to do a drum dump.
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Why not go with surefire 60 or 100 rounders? I think they're cheaper to.
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^^^That^^^
Used the piss outta SF mags in my M16 and in the 249 Para SAW. [URL=http://www.smileyvault.co
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DITTO ALL CPMMENTS ABOVE SEEN A FEW CRAP THE BED MANY TIMES IN SUSTAINED FIRING, NOT WORTH THE $$ mY OPINION
RON L