AR-15 STEEL 6MM ARC RIFLE MAGAZINE

AR-15 STEEL 6MM ARC RIFLE MAGAZINE Reviews & Ratings

6mm ARC magazine manufactured by E-Lander.
The magazine features:
- 6mm ARC specific design
- Heat-treated steel body
- Durable body coating
- Reinforced floor plate tags
- Steel floor plate with integral locking plate
- Fully-deburred feed lips
- State-of-the-art, anti-tilt follower
- Precision manufacturing produces consistency from one magazine to the next
- The magazine has a capacity of 4, 10, 17 or 24 rounds

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Reviews Summary
The AR-15 STEEL 6MM ARC RIFLE MAGAZINE receives mixed feedback, with several users praising its durability and functionality, while others report significant issues with feeding and fit when fully loaded. Quality control concerns have also been mentioned, suggesting some inconsistency in product quality.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Durability and Functionality
50%
Many reviewers highlight the durability and reliable performance of the AR-15 magazine under various conditions, with some noting that they function flawlessly and cycle smoothly even after extensive use.
Quality Control Issues
50%
Several users express dissatisfaction due to quality control problems, such as feeding failures and swelling when loaded excessively. These issues detracted from the overall experience, with some feeling modifications were necessary to achieve proper functionality.
Fit and Compatibility
50%
A number of reviewers point out that the magazine can swell when fully loaded, leading to difficulties with insertion and removal from the mag-well, illustrating potential compatibility concerns with certain AR builds.
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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