No more colored pmags by the end of the year.

[Alpha2]

I'm quite fond of my designer murse.

[Ah Pook]

Couldn't be gone soon enough for me. You building a gun, or some designer murse.

<queer eye for the straight guy> Don't you know it's all about accessorizing? Plain black with coyote tan is just gauche. Neanderthal! </queer eye for the straight guy>

[bobbyfairbanks]

No way OD Green is the best get rid of black.

[cstone]

Different colors for different calibers.

If MAGPUL doesn't make them, someone else will.

[crays]

Different colors for different calibers.

If MAGPUL doesn't make them, someone else will.

Probably Hexmag's next step, if they really take off. They already have multi-colored followers and floor plate indicators.

[hatidua]

As a complete aside, black plastic/polymer is considerably more durable long-term when it comes to UV issues. When I still had a place in Florida we would only use black dock buckets for boats & such as the white ones fell apart in short order (UV would penetrate the lighter color but not black which stopped at the surface). I don't know if this applies to pmags but in many other applications, UV tears apart lighter colors but black seems to last...

[cstone]

UV tears apart lighter colors but black seems to last...

Racist!

[Big John]

As a complete aside, black plastic/polymer is considerably more durable long-term when it comes to UV issues. When I still had a place in Florida we would only use black dock buckets for boats & such as the white ones fell apart in short order (UV would penetrate the lighter color but not black which stopped at the surface). I don't know if this applies to pmags but in many other applications, UV tears apart lighter colors but black seems to last...

I don't remember if it was because of UV, but Seth at Bear told me it was because the colored ones were weaker.

[ray1970]

I liked the prototype clear Pmags. Too bad they couldn't get them to work.

[lead_magnet]

Solution = Krylon /thread.