4 years 21 weeks ago, 3:15 AM
scudrunnernrh  |
Steel Magazines or Polymer Magazines?
Which is better or is one as good as the other? Let me know what yall think. I'm planning to get a couple more mags for my wasr 10 and I was looking at getting steel or the Tapco polymer, but I wanted to hear from yall first to see if one is better than the other. We're not going to just shoot the sons-of-bitches, we're going to rip out their living guts and use them to grease the treads of our tanks. Gen. George S. Patton |
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Reaper308
I have both and like both. The tapco polymer will be more durable and take more abuse (kind of similar to magpuls AR mags), but i kind of prefer the all steel mags. They just look more realistic for the rifle. I know its not much help... but I would buy one of each and see what you prefer. Both work great, and I can still find both for around $20-$25 around here.
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Buy both and see what ya think.
scudrunnernrh
thanks yall, i have a 30rnd and a 40rnd mag taht are both metal, but i like the ploymer stuff because they wont rust or ding when you shed an empty quickly. i'll check one out soon and see if i still like it better. tahnks again