[WhoKnowsWho]

Any ideas? Plastic of course, drum style off to the side. They were $129. Sure, it's not a Beta mag, but I barely have enough to fill the Beta mag. Just curious about this 90 round one, since they were selling pretty well.

[Badger Arms]

Sounds like the MWG drum. Fairly reliable, weird balance but not overly bad. If you're going to buy one, the BETA's are a better value. If you want the "90-Rounder" then you should only have to pay about $90 or so for it. Good luck finding one for a little while though.

http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?s=&postid=1249039

[WhoKnowsWho]

Cool, that is exactly it, glad I didn't get it then for that higher price. I think I like the feel of changing mags anyways, and spare mags are a lot cheaper than $90.

[shoobe01]

I sold mine, long ago. Most people cannot get over about 70 rounds in them for a lot of reasons. The top is floppy plastic, so binds a lot, etc. Not hard to shoot, it does fit on your arm okay, just not a very reliable or useful item. Nice bit of trivia: there is a block of wood in the bottom of it. I think it was supposed to be a 100 round mag, and they couldn't get it to EVER run with 100, so cut to 90.

The Beta C-Mags are cooler, sure. But there is a lot of complexity with the "fake bullets" thing, and they are hard to clean. A lot of actual operators I know will not take a C-mag with them, as they are unreliable when dirty, and the world is dirty. The new ones for the XM-8 are supposed to be good.

[Black Snowman]

I remember seeing these back in 1990 or so for something like $35. Molded plastic and a spring, 2 screws. Probably costs $10 to make at the most. Doubt we'll see prices like $35 on them again though. But if we did, I'd take one just for the fun of it.

[Master Blaster]

http://www.dpmsinc.com/10Expand.asp?ProductCode=MA-90

139.95 from DPMS it looks like they have some in stock.

30 rounders are good enough for me though.;)

[yesterdaysyouth]

http://www.centerfiresystems.com

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