Result: The 60 and 100 round mags kick ass.
The length of these alone make it goofy to shoot prone (as shown at around 4:20 in the video, the soldier needs to use a side mounted red dot), not to mention could easily snag on pretty much anything. Nevertheless, I want several of them!
More info in my previous post – HERE
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6 responses to “Surefire 60 and 100 Round AR-15 / M16 Box Style Magazines Demo Video”
The 100 rounder seems like it’s size could definitely have some drawback, the 60 rounder one the other hand. That one made me tingle on my naughty bits….
This looks to be good for the M27 IAR. At least the 60 round one, this should give our soldiers the upper hand in firefights where every second counts.
Badass, yes. Unwieldy, certainly.
yeah, the 100 rounder looked a bit awkward to me..the 60 rounder better, better yet, lets make a 40 or 50 rounder that doesn’t sacrifice length..that would be sweet…
but lets be real…just showing that you can spray 60 or 100 rounds downrange without reloading has only a limited tactical appeal…suppressive fire is great and thats what your SAW gunners and such are for..the rifleman should be employing aimed shots at targets or short bursts at suspected target locations and not holding down the trigger until the bolt locks back….not taking anything away from the skill of CPL Lin or anything, but the demonstration was for commercial purposes..same as him and the other guys walking on the top of the hill instead of skirting the top using the “military crest” to avoid creating silhouettes and being way to bunched up for that type of terrain…still good product and they seem to be built well…my #1 concern for a mag like this..
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