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+1 for Magpul PMAGsKci are OK.
Magpul and ETS too
Ets is definitely not something I'd stock up on. Just seems like you might actually find some in stock.+1 for Magpul PMAGs
I tried the ETS mags before and had nothing but problems with them. They were the clear polymer ones. I would avoid them. They look cool but the followers tend to bind, and the clear shell gets coated inside with GSR after a few shots and quickly lose their coolness.
But for best measures, it's Glock OEM. Nothing is better.
They are all garbage in my book. OEM mags are some of the least expensive factory mags out there and the just plain work, why anyone would consider anything else, even for "range mags" is beyond me. And WTF is this "range mag" BS anyhow? Do you really want less than reliable mags for range use? I know I don't, if I want to do malfunction clearance drills that is what dummy rounds are for.Kci are OK.
Magpul and ETS too
How many mags per gun ?They are all garbage in my book. OEM mags are some of the least expensive factory mags out there and the just plain work, why anyone would consider anything else, even for "range mags" is beyond me. And WTF is this "range mag" BS anyhow? Do you really want less than reliable mags for range use? I know I don't, if I want to do malfunction clearance drills that is what dummy rounds are for.
No such thing as too many mags.How many mags per gun ?
Average
Totally agree.No such thing as too many mags.
Check around ETS mags can be found dirt cheap I got a few 30 rounders for my HK . They are a pia to load but do work sometimes they don't hold open on last round fun range mags !ETS is what I use for 33 rounders, no problems....except they may be illegal soon!