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I like the Duramag/C-Products defense mags best. I've had both those and E-Landers. E-Landers cycled fine but were too hard to unload to be worth fooling with for me.
When I acquired my AR Grendel I got 3 ea. E-landers and 3 AR-stoner 10 round mags and both brands have performed well so far with ~600 rounds total through them.
With that being said the fit and finish of the E-landers is superior in every way, I do not recall what the price difference was between the two at the time and they were my only options available at the time.
Yeah there's only like 4 choices for magazines and with a 20rd there's only like 2 choices the AA/E's and the AR Stoners. I don't really like steel mags though, oh well it's fine for now I guess
Wow you guys were right these steel mags are very hard to fill up. They hold 24rds and I could barely push in the 20th rd. wow lol
At the recommendation of other forum members, I've found loading the Elanders and letting them sit for a few weeks helps reduce some of that spring tension.
Paul Peloquin
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Also, there are AR Stoner mags available via MidwayUSA.
I have used Elander mags. I found they tend to bind mid stack, but not consistently. Mine are relegated to being range mags. I bought 2 and both have issues. Won't buy more.
At the recommendation of other forum members, I've found loading the Elanders and letting them sit for a few weeks helps reduce some of that spring tension.
Thanks, yes this is what i'm going to do, I think I'll do a month heh
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