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    Machine Gunner ben4372's Avatar
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    Default thermold questions

    I heard good things early on. I bought a few to try but gave them to my buddy that just got into shooting. He said they make his gun jamb. He actually blamed a broken trigger pivot pin on it. I've never heard of a round failing to chamber breaking a pin. Actually haven't heard of many pins breaking at all. Back to original point. I have like of ten of these should I trade them away while they are new. I have no other polymer mags except the Lancer L5, all the rest are GI type. Are the feed lips reinforced? should I cut one open to see whats inside? Anyone use them.

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    I picked some up cheap many years ago. Some worked great, some didn't feed at all. I would say get rid of them and stick to GI mags or the Magpul P-mags. I was a big fan of the Lancer mags until I read the warning on the package to keep them away from DEET. Decided I didn't want magazines that might be ruined by bug spray.


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    I have some of the 20rd ones from CDNN and they have all worked just fine. Do not know how long they may last but @ $2.99 I threw a few into an order.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jerrymrc View Post
    I have some of the 20rd ones from CDNN and they have all worked just fine. Do not know how long they may last but @ $2.99 I threw a few into an order.
    Me too. Haven't used any yet, but they all lock the bolt back and drop free.

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    I had lots back in the ban days. All preban, but they worked great for me. I ditched them all though after the ban sunset.

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    I have about ten of the 30 rounders, have never had any problems with them in multiple rifles.

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    Lots of problems for me. I won't own them.
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    Thermolds are sub-par at best. Why bother with the risk when you can get GI or PMags for $8-$15.

    Lancers are decent mags that, unlike the P-Mags, can be left loaded for long periods of time with no issues. DEET will degrade P-Mags faster than the Lancers BTW. Any petroleum based pesticides or solvents will degrade most polymers.
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    the on,y issue I had thus far with somewhat limited use on my thermold mags was it had a hard time with the bolt catch. When I am back in the states I will run them hard and see how they do. That assuming we can still own AR's then.

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