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November 9th, 2006, 01:50 | #1 |
MAG mag G36c
I now the MAG sig 552 mags have some feeding issues with spring strength and I would assume that the G36 mags are similiar but I am just looking for some first hand experiences.
Props to MAG for their armalite and MP5 mags, great feeding and high quality plastic...well you know what I mean.
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November 9th, 2006, 02:48 | #2 |
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had a coulpe for mine, i didnt use em too often but when i did, i only half loaded them, but when i did use em fully loaded, i didnt notice any major feed issues. id give em a 6.5/10 they did the trick, but when you did have a feed problem, you had to drop the mag out and reinsert it. (i found that worked best, rather than keep dry fireing) for the price, not bad. but king arms makes locaps now that look almost identical to tms (the sim rounds are more silver than brass) for the same price... id spend my money there instead.
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November 9th, 2006, 10:40 | #3 |
I've been using 6 G36 MAG mags this season (maybe 8 field games) and haven't experienced any feeding problems. I noticed that one of the mags feeding lever is sticky and one time after loading, all the BB's flew out because it didn't lock the last one in place.
Aside from that they've served me well. |
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November 9th, 2006, 10:51 | #4 |
Just dont use SIIS .3g brand bbs in them, I dont know why but they dont work right. I've used 2 bags of Excels between 4 mags any they work perfect.
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November 9th, 2006, 12:07 | #5 |
awesome that's all I was looking for
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