I have some buddies that use them 👍🏼

@@wisemencompany GunMag Warehouse soemtimes has them 11$ for the plain ones. 12$ for colors. KInda insane really as nice as they are. also, as far as ETS mags go ive never used them but that "Cam" thing., the auto loader for pistol mags- that thing is fire.

Honestly thought you skipped Okay bc they are about to stop making them.

Shame they are stopping production

Love my e2 mags. I have about 30 of them and they look pretty good to

Hahaha they are!

The dust cover on the PMAGs are a Band-Aid on a problem. Why would you buy magazines with a problem?

@@jungleno. They dont have a problem and are known to be reliable. I bet you use Hexmag or something.

@@Evopandawithalumpia e-lander steel mags.

@Sharon Smith not sure how long you can leave them loaded that way without the dust cover. I kinda agree it's a point of failure and needing a dust cover to keep the mags loaded is a bandaid to a problem that should be addressed. I do trust pmags but typically use them for training and range use. I've been slowly moving towards Duramags (steel and aluminum) and Lancers if I'm putting away magazines loaded for long term storage. Magazines aren't expensive but it is an added cost. Magazines are a throw away product too so I had to start training myself to destroy and throw away mag bodies and springs once they've become unreliable. Typically the follower can be saved. If you've purchased dozens of pmags for long term storage that hurts to have to possibly exchange but I'm personally straying away from pmags now for this reason.

@Sharon Smith springs get worn out from use not just being compressed. Storing a loaded mag should be fine to use for years.

CProducts/DuraMag and Okay are by far my favorite. The rest are dumb. Too many PMAGs like to be sticky in my receiver. Lancer just looks stupid and is too complex and I just don’t trust the aluminum feed lips to stay. Like damn. Make a plastic mag or make a metal mag. The hybrid is goofy. Oh and ETS Group mags are trash. Instagram was pushing em hard. They’re junk.

@@krispewkrem3feedlips on the lancers are hardened steel, and are injection molded around. They’re not going anywhere. With that being said I prefer okay surefeeds.

It's my preference too. DuraMag 😎👌🔥

Solid.

Good one bro

Good to know. Haven’t seen one of those in a long time.

This. I’d argue it’s common knowledge now

@@bonsaw57 Too many new owners to assume they know the correct info. Always good to toss em a bone.

Yes ,I didn't know that until a few years ago. I used to load and unload all the time.

Lancer has 300bo mags now

D&h > durajunk

Why not load them in case? Lasts longer not loaded?

5 years isn’t anything bruh. Don’t listen to the “change your mags” crap. Just google the stories

E Landers are good steel mags. Made in Israel.

Happy to help. Thanks for watching.

Worth it for sure.

No homo. Right? Right?

They’re not, though. They have really only come with about 10% of the PMags I have (which is about 200)

@@OFFICIALUND yes you are correct. All the ones I buy have them. But you can buy them without to save money.

Well regardless, you can’t go wrong with surefeed or magpul. Thanks for the feedback.

Lancer zero issues. I have absolutely no clue as to why they are " finicky, won't work right, I hate them ect". They do not sponsor me but me and my shooting crew uses them. I can't even think of an issue. Pmags I have video on thier Glock stick mags, horrendous. I even called the company and talked to a engineer. They sent me out 3 more 27rd Glock stick mags. Still problems- using them in different handguns and AR9's. Mabey it's the area you live in and the weather conditions?. Looks like a large amount of PNW shooters here. I'm in middle Tennessee. We don't have the rain and dampness like the PNW does.

@@tangomantactical Glock mags are a different story. Always go OEM there for serious use. For AR mags though I haven’t had an issue. With lancers I’ve had a significant amount of double feeds, a few durability issues where they’ve cracked or the feed lips have bent. And also if you drop them while they are full they are almost guaranteed to spit ammo. Should you be dropping your full mags? Obviously not, but it can happen and having them spit half or all your ammo onto the ground is a massive pain in the ass. I haven’t had that issue with Surefeeds and Pmags. Also for what it matters I’ve lived in Colorado and Indiana so either dry or humid and have had issues with lancers in both locations. I have some so I use them for range mags, but never keep any in my serious kit. This is on two different rifles, both have Aero upper receivers and thats about their only commonality.

Lancer mag user here and no problem so far with them 🤷‍♂️

@@curgunner All your issues with Lancer mags......that's you brother. I've been running them for 2yrs now and about 8K rounds later, flawless. My talents are my sponsor. I don't make 75K a year either. I Cerakote on the side. I gunsmith. I build high level AR's. 21 to date in the last 3yrs......thats my sponsor my talent and my hands. If you got a chub for Pmags I'm not hat'n. There AR mags are ok. There Glock mags are horrific, if your shredding yo trigger. Shot safe brother!

im the same way!! RSO here & see alot of shooters come thru training here!! i see more problems with aluminum mags then any others!!

I don’t believe you.

It’s from Reptilia Corp. Solid mount.

Excellent point.

Imagine a skeletonized mag well with pure translucent mags! 😍

I’ll trade you a few I have for any Magpul. I don’t like the lancer FDEs.

So it's not just me then? My Lancers barf rounds when inserted on a closed bolt without fail. Even with only a few rounds them I'm getting 2 or 3 as soon as the bolt moves. Luckily I only have 2 color matched for a goofy theme build and 3 just for SOCOM. Hex mag for my .308 work better than most and I've not had issues with ETS. Rifle mags I should say, their pistol mags suck and have fat base plates that make a magwell a no go. Pure jam-o-matic. ETS rifle has a longer follower than most tupperware pill boxes. Helpful on a lower with a bit of a sloppy bolt catch that misses other plastic mag followers, a few thousandths of wobble is all it takes. I actually mostly use ASC stainless and like them. Easier in and out of anything, rifle or carrier/pouches. I have a few gen 2 Magpul but they have Endo mag inserts for my PCC, but I do like them. I've actually been enjoying KCI a lot as of late, both pistol and rifle mags. Pro mag price and they don't suck. 😜 Edit: To add more to volume 1: ETS rifle issues I'd heard of were bulging/feed lips opening if left loaded for long periods, but any plastic mag can do that. If I'm storing full for any length of time or in high heat it's steel only. I'm no expert by any means, this is just what works for me. To each theirs. 👍

Practice it. Develop some context. Go slow. Each movement slowly. As it becomes familiar, go ahead and speed up a little. Then watch some videos on mag changes. Make some changes as needed. Practice the new method(s). Watch videos on mag changes. Make changes as necessary. Practice the new method(s). Repeat.

@@literallynobody1515 weapon outfitters had a sale on them a few weeks ago. Figured I’d take advantage on the surefeeds since okay is stopping production on them

It happens.

Interesting. I haven’t experienced that.

You know you are the first guy to catch that 😂. I thought for sure someone would of said something by now.

That was stated in the video.

No experience

I have a couple but not enough rounds thru them to make a call....but no failures after a few hundred and loaded for 2 years. Yeah, I label my loaded mags just because.

HX Harness sold on our website

@@wisemencompany what's the chest rig? 😏

@@chikafreak bunch of parts and pieces. Center is a micro fight.

Going to sit back and let our brethren behind the tofu curtain arm up.

@@donalddicorcia2433 Thank you; we are surrounded by clowns.

@@donalddicorcia2433 yep, still need the Duncan V Bonta case finally ruled in our favor. the 9th circus will take their sweet time.

Any thoughts on the rumor that Brownells was the company that bought OK's equipment?

@@jasonroberts9357-I have not heard anything about that. So, I don’t know.

@@jasonroberts9357-D and H magazines used to be LaBelle. D and H bought all of LaBelle’s magazine manufacturing equipment. Just so you know.

Idk how the plastic hex mags are ..I knkw the carbon fiber are made well but there few more bucks

I do love my lancers ..always in my kit cause there awsome lol

😂

Never experienced that.

Lancer are my go to mags and I still have a metric ton of Magpul I have used since Gen 1’s. Lancer L5AWM are my go to these days. I keep an eye out for sales and by them in bulk. I probably have used every magazine known to man popular to the AR platform but at the end of the day, its a disposable and always were meant to be in my professional opinion. They wear. They bend. They get crushed. (Especially older aluminum style)

How would that be an issue, exactly?

I've seen that happen as well.

@@Nuke-China if you do a reload and slap the mag to ensure that the mag catch is engaged...can cause a double feed.

I didn’t, “think I should do a press check for no reason”. I had a very good reason and after I press checked nothing bad happened.

@@wisemencompany it's a bad habit to have but you're in Florida so I give up and say I'm wrong . I enjoyed the video on your friends cz p07 .

Magpul makes the among the best furniture and magazines on the market even vetted by the military and sold in BX's for a reason. Your personal anecdote against magpuls decades of product development and vetting does not hold up.

Three AR-15 mags I recommend: ASC stainless steel. Function flawlessly in my AR with regards to isertion, feeding, and removal. B. Hex mag S2. Same experience but with tool free disassembly and reassembly also. C. Lancers with metal feed lips. Pure awesomeness per Tire Iron's tests.

Magazines I'd like to encounter : A. CPD SS Mag. B. Thril PMX MAG. C. Amend 2 mags. D. Okay mags. E. Surefire,. F. MFT Gen 3 G. CMMG MAGS.. Does any know of any more magazine brrands of my consideration? Thank you in advance.