6.5 Grendel AR Mags

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  • King31

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    What is a good brand of 6.5 Grendel Mags? I'd like to pick up some 10-17 rounders for my recent build. I had placed an order with Alexander Arms back in the middle of November and was told I would have them before Christmas. Today I received a follow up email and said it would be the middle of February. Very poor manufacturing technique if you ask me to have that long of a back order. I know that C-Products, ASC, Stoner and maybe a few others all make a compatible mag. Thoughts?
     

    sgreen3

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    I used the C-Products they worked quite well after I used them a couple times. Out of the package I had a few FTF, but once I ran some rounds through them they were 100%, I used a couple of the Stoner mags and had some serious feeding issues with them.
     

    cgbills

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    What is a good brand of 6.5 Grendel Mags? I'd like to pick up some 10-17 rounders for my recent build. I had placed an order with Alexander Arms back in the middle of November and was told I would have them before Christmas. Today I received a follow up email and said it would be the middle of February. Very poor manufacturing technique if you ask me to have that long of a back order. I know that C-Products, ASC, Stoner and maybe a few others all make a compatible mag. Thoughts?

    ASC magazines have the longest internal length, which allow you to seat the bullet further out if you reload.
     
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