Metal Mags that work
I bought these mags for a bolt action AR due to the size, so far they have functioned flawlesly and seem durable enough to withstand repeated drops. I'll probably pickuo a few more.
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
Great Mags
I purchased three of the 17 round versions and they work great in my new 6mm ARC build. They cycle perfectly and smoothly, catch firmly and release cleanly. I have the 6.5 Grendel version, which also work perfectly and why I went with these for the 6 ARC. Highly recommended!
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
I've ran 100's of rounds through these and never had a single issue with them.
I've ran 100's of rounds through these and never had a single issue with them.
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
E lander magazines
Have several. Best mag for 6 arc i have found. Had one that was fine for the first 5 rounds then would fail to feed. Found a spot weld that had a jagged edge. Took a dremel to it. Flawless now. Hope this comment helps someone. Shouldn't have to modify. But quality control can miss something. I'm a fan of the slick coating and heavier gauge steel used.
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
Disappointed - Cheaper ASC Mags Work Better
This review is for the E-Lander 10-rd 6mm ARC AR15 magazine. When loaded with 10 rounds, this magazine swells and is difficult to insert or remove from the mag-well. If loaded with 7~8 rounds, the swelling is reduced, but still noticable. With only 5~6 rounds, it doesn't seem to swell. This is unacceptable for such an expensive magazine marketed specifically for the 6mm ARC. I have less expensive ASC 6mm ARC Mags which work better. Very disappointed.
Don’t cycle
I bought of these.
They do not cycle and they do not hold the bolt open.
They are in the garage, which is unfortunate as they are a LOT of money.
Buyer beware.
