they're pretty decent range magazines but i've had iffy experiences on durability and the follower sticking when dirty, especially using a suppressor or when trying to clear a shoot house and dropping mags on concrete and other sillier things. they are head and shoulders above triple-K and most Pro-mags though and the more standard patterns like Glock and AR-15 work well enough for typical bench and unsupported shooting.
I've used a few glock ETS mags in USPSA and they've all ended up cracking and breaking after a few drops.
I've used their Saiga mags before and they were decent. Hard rock in but still fed reliably.
I don't have any of their Glork mags but I have 4 of their 5.56 Saiga mags.
That's exactly what I have right now, just Glock and Magpul. I'll pick up a couple of those 33 rounder SGM mags for some range fun.
@Pocket Dragoon
i use SGM interchangeably on my Kriss Vector and several Glock 20, 21, and 22's (basically some popular full sizes and extended sizes, never tried the compact sizes) and they've worked perfectly fine in all my uses over the years. the Magpul Glock mags seem to work pretty well too but i've heard of issues in extremely cold and extremely hot weather.
as was mentioned, that looks like a DTK or clone linear compensator, not a suppressor. the handguard reminds me of a mix between a Magpul MOE and the Strike Industries Viper but it's hard to say without a better look at it.
That madman first picks up an AK after using the RPG, and tags the leftovers charging his trench with it.
in my experience, 2 points are for bush/base carry and as a shooting aid, 3 points are for retention especially for motorized or mechanized soldiers. single point is for immediate action or pistol lanyards and is retarded to use over an alternate configuration for a 3 point if you have a larger weapon.
Weren't C96 factory carbines super rare? I guess if it's in 9mm Largo, it'd be one of the Spanish copies, maybe they made more of them.
Originals, yes; but it appears they've been copied more recently as well; this one is $650.
That $650 only gets you the reproduction holster.
Oh, that's pretty cool that someone would reproduce a classic gun like that. Do they do the pistols also?
Figured it wouldn't be that cheap.
