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The PMAG™ (Polymer MAGazine) is a lightweight 5.56 NATO, M-16 compatible magazine. It features a pop-off storage/dust cover that alleviates pressure from the magazine feed lips, allowing for long-term storage of loaded magazines without risk of feed lip creep that often causes malfunction in standard aluminum magazines. PMAG™ utilizes a resilient stainless steel spring for corrosion resistance. This magazine is the newest M revision where the dust cap can be stored on the bottom of the magazine.
- Constant-curve internal geometry for smooth feeding
- Anti-tilt, self-lubricating follower for increased reliability
- Storage/dust cover
- Stainless steel spring for corrosion resistance
- Textured gripping surface
No sales of 30 round magazines to NY, MA, CA, MD, NJ, HI
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Product Reviews
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Very reliable
Posted by William on 2nd Jan 2010
For unmatched feeding and reliability, you can't go wrong with the P-Mag. These mags are tough as nails and never malfunction. Easily loaded with the anti-tilt followers and even easier emptying. The pop-off dust cover makes storing loaded mags easy without the damage to the lips of the mag. The new revision "m" with a place to put the dust cover when the mag is in use guarantees no more misplaced dust covers!! Great Product and a Great Price!!!
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Use PMAG's over USGI
Posted by Andrew on 2nd Jan 2010
I ordered 4 of these from DSS, and got them very quickly! PMags are all I use in my AR now, I've had it with USGI mags. The main advantage to polymer magazines is that it takes a lot of force to break them, and when they do break they crack and are very obviously broken, as opposed to aluminum mags which are subject to bend under less force, causing tiny amounts of deformation that aren't necessarily noticeable until you experience a failure while locked & loaded.
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Great magazine for AR15
Posted by Gerald on 30th Dec 2009
I bought 8 Pmags a couple weeks ago and they have performed w/o any problems. I found the prices at Dallas Shooting Supplies to be comparable if not cheaper than some of the larger competitors. I will definitely continue to do business with this company.
