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To: 300winmag

I have a SOCOM 16 and the SOCOM II (as well as a new SA M1A and a old TRW M1A built for me when in the service) and they are great ! The downside of the SOCOM II is the rail system that is super sharp. Too sharp......it alone is a great CQB tool if the person carrying the thing is wearing gloves. I have decided to leave the SOCOM 16 w/o optics. Stone cold stock with exception of a sling.

BTW what is your brand of mags ....I have bought nothing but SA factory mags since retirement. I have about 30 of the GI issue mags of unknown manufacturer. All flawless thus far.

Anything mag wise cheaper and more or as reliable ?


402 posted on 05/10/2008 8:19:21 PM PDT by Squantos (Be polite. Be professional. But, have a plan to kill everyone you meet. ©)
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To: Squantos
Anything mag wise cheaper and more or as reliable ?

The Fulton Armory has a page with everything you'd want to know about M14 magazines. It even gives manufacturing codes for the GI magazines.

The bottom line a decent magazine will cost you $30 and up. But at least you can avoid the chicom crap.

I think I saw a few M14 magazines in a deep, dark corner of the basement a few years ago. I hope I can find them again, now that I have a use for them.

403 posted on 05/10/2008 8:31:16 PM PDT by 300winmag (Deterrence is an activity, destruction is a profession)
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