Jakezilla•

Amend2 makes it sound like they want to amend the second amendment.

#CHANGE MY MIND

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leviwhite9•

Maybe they want to constitutionally protect machine guns?

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They already are.

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leviwhite9•

The "shall not be infringed" part seems too vague for some of these dense numbskulls out there, maybe we need more specific wording?

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ChopperIndacar•

#SHALL

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WooHoo2You•

You forgot the "well-regulated militia" part...."maybe we need more specific wording." You act like half the words are written in stone and the other half were accidentally copied and pasted into the Bill of Rights. Either every word matters, or it does not.

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Curmudgeonitave•

Underrated comment

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I read it as a shorter version of “Amendment Number 2”

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Jakezilla•

Neat

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maDIEmG•

Where are these made again?

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weekendat1•

Probably China

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tramster•

Idaho.

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Rooster-J-Cogburn•
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CrunchBite319•

No u

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tramster•

Idaho.

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mx440•

$12.96 shipping for 5.

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cheungms•

Deal killer. For that, might as well buy Magpul from PSA. And you won’t have people asking you “hey, cool mags, where are they made bro?”

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Jugrnot•

I mean - When things like the PSA Packing Peanuts and Magpul PMAGS exist, there's literally no fucking reason to buy anything else.

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maximinusthrax1•

I had to think about your packing peanuts comment for a second...that's pretty good.

I've had nothing but good things to say about my PSA mags. They work great and don't cost much. Winner every time.

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Zobanu•

Gen 3 pmag and krylon fushion ;)

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CrunchBite319•

Goofy branding aside, are these actually any good?

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They were giving them away to anyone who sent them shitty shoes, so Imma guess no.

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Jlars01•

I've ran them in a couple classes and not had any issues. I've not run them enough to be completely sold but I'll use them for practice.

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Niggardly_420_69_•

Pmags aren't much more and are proven. But to answer your question, I have one. It works but I've only ran about 200 rounds through it.

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rocntenr1•

I’ve got 4 or 5 of them with the flag etched in them. I’ve had no problems so far

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kuckxfarma•

I wouldnt recommend them over pmags or dd mags

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occamslazercanon•

I've got a pile of them and never had an issue. Very sturdy construction, pops in and feeds my DPMS and my PSA without issue...they're worth buying.

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RocketBurnOP•

I actually saw these on sale for $10 at Scheels which made me look them up online. Found this and they did the price match at the register.

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ninjaplatapus94•

Well, I don't need any more, but then I saw they were grey and that's the color I'm going for on my build

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high_hopes13•

MADE IN THE USA

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COMRADE_MCSHOOTY•

I have....60 of these...nojudgeme.

They're good, edges of mold can be a little sharp and the first gen ones have a goofy ass minuteman logo on the side. But the plastic is good quality, the big red number 2 on the mag base plate looks good when you stack 'em deep and I've yet to have a failure of any kind due to the magazine.

I've left a handful loaded to see if they have the MFT or Troy battlemag auto spray feature and so far after 2 months the rounds are still in place.

ALSO. if you have a fleet farm local they've regularly been having these on sale for 7 bucks for the last couple months.

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Thick5•

Bought 10 of these a year or two ago and I have no complaints, they work great and I've put thousands of rounds through them

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Edwardteech•

They look like magpul nockoffs

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Canuckistan89•

how so? because they look like polymer mags? lol

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Edwardteech•

They have damn near the same placement of the anty wobble supports. They have the exact cut in the back so you could use magpul feed lip covers. The baseplate looks just like a g2 pmag and the general shape is very much like a pmag. I have other polimer mags that don't look anything like magpul.

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