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AR-15 CROSS MAG 10/10 COUPLING MAGAZINES Reviews & Ratings

CROSS MAG™ AR15 Pistol Coupling Magazine Featuring a unique coupling mechanism integral to the floor plate, couple two magazines end-to-end in 4 unique configurations in seconds, allowing faster reloads so you can RETURN MORE FIRE™. Designed and manufactured in house at the Cross Industries state-of-the-art factory in Canada, they know what it takes to withstand frigid temperatures, rough handling and competition use. The transparent bodies allow quick visual indication of how many rounds you have left, or the type of rounds, which is particularly useful for running 300 Blackout. The integral coupling floor plate allows you to couple the magazines end-to-end in either a curved or straight configuration, from there you decide if you want your cartridges facing forward, or forward reverse. If you ever change your mind about a configuration, change it seconds, without extra parts or special tools. Or heck, un-couple the mags and take advantage of low-profile mags to shoot prone, on a bench or hunt in the woods. Sold in sets of two 10 round magazines.

This offering is for the Gen 1 Magazines only.

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Reviews Summary

The AR-15 CROSS MAG 10/10 coupling magazines receive positive feedback for their slim profile, flexibility, and reliable function. Reviewers appreciate their design for easing magazine changes, though some find them a bit pricey compared to alternatives. Overall, they offer a unique solution suited for specific regulations like New York's magazine capacity limits.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Product Design

67%

Reviewers highlight the innovative design of the CROSS MAG, noting its slim profile and flexibility. The ability to configure how the magazines are coupled enhances user experience, making magazine changes smoother. Many appreciate that they can fit better in pouches compared to traditional coupled mags.

Price

50%

A common sentiment among users is that the price of the CROSS MAG is on the higher side, with multiple reviewers suggesting it should be more competitively priced around $27 to $30. Despite this, many find the value worth it due to the features and utility.

Quality and Functionality

67%

The overall quality of the CROSS MAG is praised, with many noting its reliable function and robust plastic construction. Reviewers feel confident in its performance, which surpasses that of traditional magazine setups, especially in terms of ease of use.

Noise

33%

Some reviewers express concern regarding the noise level when the magazines are loaded, which could be detrimental for hunting or stealth use. This aspect seems to require refinement for enhanced usability in quiet settings.

Made in USA

33%

The fact that the CROSS MAG is not manufactured in China is noted positively by many reviewers, highlighting a preference for domestic products. This aspect plays a role in their purchasing decisions and overall satisfaction with the product.

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Pick these over the pmag coupler

Living in NY and having its magazine capacity limits, I have a few of these and Ive also used the coupled 10-round Pmags. I think the cross mags are better if you use pouches or a placard/chest rig/plate carrier, because the profile of the mag is slimmer. If you insert your coupled Pmags into a pouch, they tend to stop at the coupler, since its significantly wider there. In a world where AR mag pouches are typically designed for the length of 30-round magazines, youll be stuck with a higher ride-height at best, and bad retention at worst. The cross mags have a smooth profile at the point where they are coupled, so they can fit deeper into pouches. I think thats worth the slightly higher price when compared to two Pmags and an aftermarket coupler.

great option for ban states

great quality, reliable function, and thinner profile than two 10 rd magpul pmags using the rjk coupler however, $40 for a set is way too expensive for what it is. These should be priced around $27-$29.99 to be worth it. They are no doubt great, I just believe they should be priced a bit more reasonably.

Great Mag

I watched all the video's and it works 100% as advertised. The plastic quality is very high and its nice to see its NOT made in China!! This is the perfect NY Mag. I bought one to try but I will be purchasing more.

Great Form and Funtion

I really love this magazine setup. The ability to configure the appearance and bullet direction and so easily really set this setup apart. I do plan on purchasing another one soon.

An awesome for those in unfree States

It's almost like a 20 rnd mag without being a 20 rnd mag. Fire 10 rounds, simply pull the mag out and flip it around and reinsert and you're good to go for another 10 w/o fumbling for another mag. The flexibility of the design is great, you don't have to couple the two parts if you don't want to; but if you do, you can also tailor the way you want to flip the mag, front to back or sideways. The smoky translucent finish allows you to see your rounds. Only downside, it does seem a bit pricey, but maybe because they have a captive customer base. NOTE: when brand new, it can take some serous force to separate the two parts (you basically twist); after a couple of times it breaks in to become a piece of cake, but still locks securely.

Cool but too noisy

The coupling is more than a gimmick and is extremely useful for keeping the mags together. Plastic is strong and they're the easiest loading mags I own. However, They are WAY too loud when loaded. Could be an issue if using for hunting. Unless you're a Canadian or live in a totalitarian state, I'd hold off on these until they refine their design. I still recommend them since they're cool and most 10 round mags are over-priced anyway. Support our Canadian brothers-in-arms and support innovation.