[1badgoat]

https://promagindustries.com/fnh/55...-heavy-762x51-308-technopolymer-magazine.html

Anyone seen or tried these? I tried to search but did't see any thing on these.

 

[akitainu]

I would never use a Pro-mag magazine for anything more than a paper weight. And I still wouldn't trust it for important papers.

 

[UrbanSi]

If its like anything else from promag its hit or miss. I would spend the extra $10 and get something with FN's name on it...

 

[1badgoat]

10-4. Hadn't seen them before. Thanks for the info.

 

[Ragnarock]

They are excellent for practicing clearing malfunctions. Out of the two I have, one works better than the other. I wouldn't trust my life with any of them.

 

[fnfalman]

If you were contemplating on buying a ProMag product, just take the cash out of your wallet and flush it down the toilet. It'd do the same good but it'll save you the frustration dealing with a junk ass product.

 

[samnev]

A complete waste of your money.

 

[moody1]

In my quest to keep my scar as light as possible, I use a polymer mag while hunting. I have found that my scar is not mag sensitive like some other guns I have owned. The FN mags are far superior in quality but aftermarket mags seem to function.

 

[crazychinaman]

Promags are hit and miss.I have some for my Vector 53 clones.They work great after you modify them first.Check out youtube.

 

[INV136]

I made the mistake of trying some ProMag magazines for the 9mm Walther P1 as well as several for the AR15. All were very consistent They consistently jammed all weapons they were used in. They were all failure to feed jams. I'll never buy another ProMag product again.

 

[desiel77]

I have pro mags for My Tavor and honestly have never had a problem, but now I traded the Tavor for a Scar 17 and I'll buy one and see how she flies.