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[SqlException (0x80131904): Could not allocate space for object 'dbo.Profile'.'PK_Profile' in database 'targetsportsusa' because the 'PRIMARY' filegroup is full. Create disk space by deleting unneeded files, dropping objects in the filegroup, adding additional files to the filegroup, or setting autogrowth on for existing files in the filegroup.]
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Never used one can anyone who has post some opinions on reliability and durability?
When I bought my LMT a couple years back, I got 5 of these free with the rifle. At that time I had never heard of them. Ive used them now two years and I absolutely love them. They really are nice mags, imo. Never had nary a problem, matter of fact.
These mags recently were redesigned, and the new ones look great too, and from what Ive read the consensus is people recommend them them more often than not. I do plan on buying more, btw.
I bought 10 of these last month and tested them all with a full mag each and saw no FTF or double feeds. Of course that's not a very extensive test but it gave me the idea that they're worth continued use until I can prove otherwise.
Note that the ones TargetSports is selling are actually packaged as regular Lancer L5 magazines; there are no markings or indications of it being Bushmaster at all. These also have the most recent follower updates in them (not anti-tilt...get AWM's for that)
http://www.targetsportsusa.com/p-294...-magazine.aspx
website is back up but closed until August 29th.
shows $10 shipping for me to Atlanta:suicide2:
The few times I've seen them they were being run by people ALSO shooting Steel Cased ammo.... So hard to pin the problems on the mags.Quote:
Originally Posted by Phila PD
I wouldn't touch them.
I've never had any issues with them. I prefer Pmags but couldn't pass up the deal for range mags, especially considering I was gonna pick up the DSG 10 pack of USGI for $15 more at the time anyways.