AR-15 32rd colt style magazine 9mm
AR-15 32RD COLT STYLE MAGAZINE 9MM - Worked/fed flawlessly
Works great !
I use this in my factory Colt AR 15 9mm. Ive put about 150 rounds through it and it works flawlessly ! Im going to buy a couple more.
These mags are the ticket
I had a bunch of Stag mags with varying degree of success (none would lock into the gun when full.) Bought these, and they all work flawlessly.
Well Built, Flawless Function, Quality
I ordered 2 of the 20 round mags. After jam after jam asc and c products I decided to spend a little more and try 2 of these. I was happy how well built they are and they actually hold 24 rounds. I loaded them up and let them go. The do activate the hold open and function perfectly.
Top notch: Value for money.
These are worth the money, and have been incident free since I began buying them. Reload them with the "ProMag Magazine Loader Colt SMG, AR-15 9mm Luger 5-Round Polymer Black"--5 rounds at a time, which is effortless.
Fits and works great!
As the headline says, these magazines fit and work great and the finish is fine. They appear very well made and are smoothly finished. So far they have worked perfectly with my YHM 9mm conversion kit. The springs are very stout so you may want to save your fingers and purchase a loading tool.
Exceptional/Reliable Magazine
Very reliable with both FMJ/JHP 124gr 9mm ammo in my dedicated 9mm AR (no magblock). Only downside is they are tough to load. Invest in a Lula mag loader
feed without problems
i run these in my DDLES lower with CMMG upper. never had one problem, but have had problems with c-products not feeding. there's a substantial difference in quality between these and the c-products. one hint: BUY A MAGLULA COLT SMG LOADER...save your thumbs so you can give Brownells a "thumbs up".
The best 9mm AR mags.
I run a Rock River Arms 9mm upper with a Hahn bottom-load magazine block. I run an RRA 9mm buffer with 8 quarters in the buffer tube to act as as spacer. Recoil spring is a fresh Brownells AR carbine spring. The Metalform magazines with the metal Uzi-type followers work the best for me. The C-Products/new-Colt magazines feed okay, but don't lock the bolt open very reliably. The Metalform magazines with polymer followers are a little better than the C-Products magazines, but still don't lock the bolt open 100% of the time. The polymer ProMag/Bushmaster mags are okay for plinking or general blasting, but they aren't even as good as the C-Products magazines. The only issue is that, with my upper/lower set-up anyway, the magazines need a little bit of a break-in. The rifle has a hard time stripping the first two rounds from a new, fully-loaded magazine. Download to 30 rounds for a while, and after a few uses they're good to go. Finish varies, from batch to batch, but I think they are all black, and the finish will likely outlast any C-Products magazine, which will be scratched down to bare metal after the first use. Although I can't promise 100% flawless performance, the new Metalform magazines seem to be your best bet.
These ar the best you'll find
I have two Colt L/E AR 9mm. These are the only mags that will load with the bolt closed (tac-reload) You will have to push a little harder than with standard 5.56 mags. They will also lock the bolt back everytime in a Colt AR-15. I have also run C-mags but not any more. These are the same as the old (ban,preban)Colt mags. I have both.
