Pmag official Marines magazine

[GhostTX]

Gen 3, to be precise.

Just lol @ "groundbreaking, unstoppable new rifle magazine". Been on the market for how long?

http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2017/01/12/marines-get-groundbreaking-unstoppable-new-rifle-magazine.html

[helosailor]

And used in-theater "unofficially" for years.

[red89notch]

Yup, I found out about this a few weeks ago. Magpul is planning on doubling the size of their manufacturing plant to keep up with demand. Magpul is USGI.

[KBScobravert]

Magpul was shipping them by the pallet full to US Army back in 2007. Then they got banned by big Army. Glad the Marines are approving them.

[GeorgeG.]

So does his mean prices are about to increase or they'll just be in higher demand that prices will increase?

[red89notch]

I'm sure the civilian versions will still be $9-14 but the military will probably be paying about $190 each.

[AnthonyS]

After leaving a few of these loaded on a warm texas day long ago, I prefer old school steel with teflon followers.

[LANTIRN]

After leaving a few of these loaded on a warm texas day long ago, I prefer old school steel with teflon followers.

Details? The military deployed to hot ass Iraq and Afghanistan seems to not have issues, at least not that I have heard.

[KBScobravert]

I'm sure the civilian versions will still be $9-14 but the military will probably be paying about $190 each.

$190 each. That's with military discount.

[Gasser64]

I'm sure the civilian versions will still be $9-14 but the military will probably be paying about $190 each.

Shouldn't it be the other way around?