ok, who is using what, whats reliable, i recieved the parts for an assembly, and now need magazines, on ly a few as this won't be one i'll shoot a lot, well maybe
thanks ahead of time
happy friday
rj
6.5 grendel magazines
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mtptwo
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Re: 6.5 grendel magazines
I've had good luck with C-Products. E-Lander also makes really good ones, but made of steel so their heavier than the Al ones.
Re: 6.5 grendel magazines
I have both and both seem to work well. E-landers seem nicer.
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was21
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Re: 6.5 grendel magazines
Been shooting Grendel since the time you could only get stuff straight from Bill.
The original mags went through several iterations... new ones are GTG... I believe C products used to make them for Bill .... Elanders are good.... bought some of the Stoner/ midway branded mags most recently to try out because of price. Had some QC issues with those.... needed some cleanup on the welds and tweaking feed lips. Still have a sticking issue with a couple.
All of mine are the 25-27 round versions ( may have a 5r around also) as they seem to do the best overall.
Head over to 65grendel.com for all things Grendel.
FWIW
YMMV
The original mags went through several iterations... new ones are GTG... I believe C products used to make them for Bill .... Elanders are good.... bought some of the Stoner/ midway branded mags most recently to try out because of price. Had some QC issues with those.... needed some cleanup on the welds and tweaking feed lips. Still have a sticking issue with a couple.
All of mine are the 25-27 round versions ( may have a 5r around also) as they seem to do the best overall.
Head over to 65grendel.com for all things Grendel.
FWIW
YMMV
