Page 4 of 16 - Magpul PMAG AR/M4 Gen M3 Reviews

Greatly quality!!! as you'd expect from the Gen3 Mag

I bought a case of these to specifically beat to crap for my YT channel and compare against other brands. These Mags did not disappoint. We ran over them and dropped them from 2 story roof top submerged in mud etc. These beasts held up perfectly. If you want a mag that doesn't break and is reliable these are the best.

Rugged and durable. I would not expect anything leas from Magpul!

Very well manufactured Mag. Functions flawlessly. Lightweight.

Great weapon for the money. Great company to do business with.

Out of the 7 items I bought. these magazines were the only item that matched the color of the description online. Medium Cyotey Brown

Definitely the best looking magazine option with magpul. They’re a bit slick but I easily fixed that with a stippling job and it’s one of my top 3 favorite magazines on the market.

Just a lot of money for basic stuff plastic magazine.

Once you use the PMAG magazines, you won’t go back to the metal ones.

My friends and I use various models magazines of PMAGs from Magpul.With a little tuning in the form of self-adhesives made of textured rubber 3M. On the SIG SAUER MCX-SPEAR LT IR 5.56 11.5" RIFLE-PISTOL we also use the MCX-SPEAR LT 9" UPPER AR CONVERSION KIT 300BLK - FDE. I have only positive emotions from using PMAGs. The quality of Magpul products is beyond praise. BUT!!! There is a small "fly in the ointment" in this "barrel of honey". For safety reasons, we use only Coyote-colored PMAGs for the 5.56x45 caliber, and exclusively black PMAGs for the 300BLK. So as not to mix up the cartridges and not to send a 7.62x35 cartridge into the 5.56x45 chamber. Which leads to big problems. Magpul produces black PMAGs in three sizes: 10, 20 and 30 rounds. We use all three sizes of PMAGs in different conditions. BUT, for some completely incomprehensible reason, Magpul does NOT produce PMAGs in Coyote color in sizes less than 30 rounds. Despite the fact that Magpul has all the technical capabilities and material (plastic) of Coyote color and molds of the required size. We would really like Magpul to have PMAGs in Coyote color in its assortment in sizes of 10 and 20 rounds. And accordingly, everyone will be able to have them in their arsenal. And safely use different calibers of cartridges on multi-caliber weapon platforms, such as MCX-SPEAR and similar. Differentiation of PMAGs by color for different calibers of cartridges significantly reduces the error compared to the use of small rubber rings with inscriptions. I really, really hope that Magpul will take our needs into account and in the near future will start releasing PMAGs magazines in sizes 10 and 20 rounds also in Coyote color!