Any word from Magpul and their move?

Date codes are pretty much industry standard on most any injection molded part. It's for tracking production lots for problems, like surface flaws, structural or material issues.

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Originally Posted by KellyTTE

Soooooo....

If they quit dating them today then that would identify them as post July 3rd as all Pmags up to today had been dated.

Not helping.

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No but dating them June 30th 2013 from now on would set a strong precedent.

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Originally Posted by XC700116

Date codes are pretty much industry standard on most any injection molded part. It's for tracking production lots for problems, like surface flaws, structural or material issues.

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I understand this but dates codes can be used too or some sort of internal number but to continue to put the actual date on them when most other manufacturers don't makes no sense.

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Originally Posted by Jer

No but dating them June 30th 2013 from now on would set a strong precedent.

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I'd prefer June 31st! :D

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Originally Posted by RblDiver

I'd prefer June 31st! :D

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I think we're going for real dates here.

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Originally Posted by RblDiver

I'd prefer June 31st! :D

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CO Mag Leap Day!

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Originally Posted by Jer

I think we're going for real dates here.

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Well, the law wasn't enacted until July 1, so by labeling it June 31 they can say that they were crafting them prior to the ban, but a *technical glitch* mislabeled them all. Just another way of thumbing their noses at the CO Legislature.

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Originally Posted by XC700116

Date codes are pretty much industry standard on most any injection molded part. It's for tracking production lots for problems, like surface flaws, structural or material issues.

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Most other mag manufacturers Dont do this. I have several saiga mags that Dont have anything on them

I just received some Moses Mags for my FAL that appear to have a date code. Just sayin.