Interesting device, drops your mag as soon as it is empty
https://www.ammoland.com/2019/09/ada...#axzz5zB56DzHJ
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Interesting device, drops your mag as soon as it is empty
https://www.ammoland.com/2019/09/ada...#axzz5zB56DzHJ
The time this will save you will be made up by the added time searching for your mags.
wonder if its compatible with CA mag release....would make a huge difference there.
ETA...looks like it would be, really makes sense for those with that setup
Interesting
Definitely competition driven/focused.
Oooooooh, and here I was hoping someone was re-releasing this:
https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/...agazines-1.jpg
Yeah, probably illegal in california for that very reason. If it's not right now, it will be soon, since it almost totally defeats the various "bullet button" mag change devices.Quote:
Originally Posted by whitewalrus
Also perhaps useful for stage-shooting competitions.
Only have to use a tool to release if the mag's not empty yet, which could also be achieved by hand cycling the bolt until the mag drops free.
Meh. It?s just another way to take control away from people. Kind of like automatic transmissions. With a manual transmission you had to know what the fuck you were doing and be good at doing it. They figured out that not everyone was smart enough or coordinated enough or just plain too lazy to deal with a standard transmission so the automatic was invented. I see this product as the same sort of thing. If you don?t want to put in the time to do things right then just use this as a crutch. Once you get used to it then have fun if you run a rifle without it and you can?t remember what to do.
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Originally Posted by ray1970
I feel the same way about trac control and abs
Go ahead. Make my day.Quote:
Originally Posted by O2HeN2
Why would I want my mags to free fall onto the ground?
That would be much more interesting than an "oops- my mag fell out" device...Quote:
Originally Posted by O2HeN2
Well what you do is run a retractable tether from the base of each mag to your belt loop. Then after the stage, each mag is hanging conveniently at your side. If you're a really good shooter, people will look upon you with reverence; and when they call your name as the next shooter you'll hear gasps and whispers of, "It's the Janitor!" rippling through the crowd.
"The Janitor?" Newbies will ask.
"NO! The Janitor. He shoots clean stages and waxes the competition."
Cannot beat a good dummy cord systemQuote:
Originally Posted by Irving
There's a company that's currently working on doing exactly that. They've shown a few demo guns here and there.Quote:
Originally Posted by O2HeN2