AR 20 round mag advise

I run the Colt-branded aluminum body GI style, and the C-products steel 20-rounders. All have functioned flawlessly.

Yeah, I just prefer Pmags...and drop to Pmag 20 and 10 rounds for target. But if you prefer steel, Stag has 20 rounders in stainless with a black finish for $20 and also have teflon finished 20 rounders. See link: https://www.stagarms.com/20-rd-5-56-223-mm-magazine/#ProductSpecsDetail

I have a few 20rd pmags, and I really lime them. Shorter metal mags are nice, but I really like pmags. Only metal mags I actually use are for my 6.8 because I haven't got anything else that will work.

I use the Magpul G3 AR/M4 10 and 20 round magazines. Have not had any trouble with them.

I like the Brownells straight 20s for $14 apiece.


https://www.brownells.com/magazines...-gray-sku078000160-71748-50638.aspx?rrec=true

I use the Brownell's as well. Excellent mags.

Dunross said:

I use the Brownell's as well. Excellent mags.

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Me Too

I like Pmags, my Army vet sharpshooter brother prefers metal.

Just buy decent mags and you should be fine.

Also if I’m not mistaken some of the metal mags have Pmag internals which get rave reviews. So that may be a good option.

Or you can get the followers from PMag and replace them yourself.

I prefer 20 round mags over 30 rounders. I really like the 20 round Lancer Mags. I use the 10 round Pmags for bench and varmint hunting. I wish I could trade all 30 rounders I have for 20's

Brownells & Pmags for my 20’s.

I prefer to get stainless steel bodies to gain some seating length, whenever I can.

I've had good luck with Pmag gen 2 20- and 10-rounders. I have a few of each of those, a ton of 30-round mags, and a single 40 for laughs.

10 and 20 round pmags for me

Nothing wrong with PMags. But if you're going to keep them loaded while being stored just make sure you use the dust covers. I think gen 3 PMags come with dust covers but you normally have to buy them separately for gen 2.

C products in 10 and 20 round sizes and p-mags in 20 and 30 round sizes. I really like the C products mags. Haven't owned any brownells branded ones, but they seem to be quality from the few I've seen in person.

I used to use my collection of USGI 20s exclusively, until Brownells offered their straight, USGI-esque 20s a few years ago.

I have found them to be excellent magazines.

Recently I discovered Magpul PMAG 20s (https://www.magpul.com/products/pmag-20-ar-m4-gen-m3). I ordered some but have not yet had a chance to try them.

I have never had a bad mag, mine are all metal, mostly steel with one GI aluminium one I found in some scrap stuff. Have bought some 20 and 30 round Stones I believe and have a couple 10 rounders I prefer for bench shooting. I simply don't need that many rounds at a time when shooting from the bench. My R15 came with what was described as a 5 round mag, but looking at it, it appeared it was a 10 rounder with a small tab hat was punched in so that it would only hold 5. Took maybe a minute to break that tab off and poof another 10 round mag.

I have a P-Mag 20 that came with my Carbine, and a C Products 20 rounder. Both are good mags.

I use the Brownell's 20's Pmag 30's and a 10 round for bench.

I have new production aluminum, pmags, as well as some OLD Colt 20 rounders. They all work fine.


For pure function my choice is magpul.

I'm still using a bunch of old Colt 20 rounders that I got many years ago. Some are marked ".223" while others are "5.56mm."; all of them work just fine.

i have a few brownells 20 round mags and have never had an issue with them. i have a few 20 round pmags as well but they dont get used nearly as often as the brownells mags.

I use Pmags for my 300 AAC supersonics and USGI pattern straight magazines for my 5.56.