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Recently picked up a pair of P mag 10 magazines at Cabelas opening. Havent seen them anywhere else local so I decided to grab a few. They were $15 IIRC. I actually love the way they fit in the gun. They will work great for shooting off a bipod or benchrest.
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I'll probably pick up a couple for an upcoming "precision rifle" build. Pretty sure Bowers Tactical has them a little cheaper than Cabelas.
I picked up a couple online when someone had them for $10. Haven't busted them out of the bag yet. Figured I'd have a couple on hand in case I really did want to sell a gun and include a mag for someone completely AR-less and that I did not know.
Cabelas in Lonetree had plenty in stock Weds.
Yeah.. I'll stick with 30s and will keep on buying 30 rounders.
Bought mine from Bowers for $10 or $12 IIRC. Work great for bench or prone shooting, but makes the rifle look neutered.
Same here dude.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChunkyMonkey
Unless the need was there I always have used 20's for trips to the range but that is just me. [Coffee]
And me. A 20 is the perfect fit for bench & prone.Quote:
Originally Posted by jerrymrc
10 rounders are good for friends to shoot. ;)
Other wise 30s, 40s, or 60s for me.
And good for load development. Load them right at the rl benchQuote:
Originally Posted by kwando
(although I only have 3 of them so far).
I just don't like dragging a bunch of partially loaded mags to the range.
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BUT THAT'S ILLEGAL!!! [Coffee]Quote:
Originally Posted by ChunkyMonkey
I think we've all had to learn that at some point. "WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU SHOT ALL THIRTY ROUNDS IN FIFTEEN SECONDS?"Quote:
10 rounders are good for friends to shoot. https://www.ar-15.co/images/smilies/wink.png
Other wise 30s, 40s, or 60s for me.