I picked up a couple of these to test and so far they have functioned great.

Where are they manufactured?

Glad to hear, most of the feed back on them has been positive, any issues that have come up were resolved after the first few loadings as the mags.


They are mfg. in Turkey.

That was a fast reply!  Any plans for standard size Glock mags? I saw the 33rds models but some 17/19 sized mags that were of a similar material would be nice.

I don't have a solid timeline, but there are some prototypes around the office, along with a few others.

Sent you a message through the user portal. Thanks

I don't see these on your site. Are they hidden or out of stock or...??

The price fluctuates from time to time and vendor to vendor but this is where I picked up my first batch when the price was around $6.00 a mag shipped:
https://battlehawkarmory.com/product/sds-mag-ar-55.6223-30rd

Wow $8.29 per mag now.

Is there shipping on top of this?

I just posted more info on them here:
https://www.ar15.com/forums/ar-15/SDS-Imports-Turkish-made-polycarbonate-smoke-translucent-30rd-Mag-4-99-/17-772191/

Includes a link to a $4.99 priced vendor. They do charge shipping but if you buy enough volume it gets pretty cheap per mag.

@SDSImports , any plans for FDE or Green?

Nothing that's come up in planning meetings. We got a VEPR style shotgun we are discussing tomorrow.

Having been in the injection molding industry for 30 years, my biggest concern with polycarbonate mags would be chemical resistance.  That has always been the Achilles' heel of PC.  That's why you almost never see it under the hood of a car.  Polycarbonate would almost be the perfect plastic if it had good chemical resistance.

Nylon has excellent chemical resistance, and that is one reason that you see it used for under-hood applications and most pistol and rifle accessories.

Additives and modifiers continue to improve, so I'm not saying that a suitable PC doesn't exist, but I would be careful with getting any kind of chemical cleaners and lubes on them.  I assume that the clear and smoke Lancer's are PC, and I haven't heard of them falling apart.  They wouldn't be my choice for long term planning however.

ETA - After some more research, the Lancers are probably PPSU, which has excellent chemical resistance but is pricey.

Any word on the Glock mags?

Anything in the works for MP5 platforms? The century arms turkish made MKE clones of the MP5 (AP5) are selling really well now that the price is 1100-1500 depending on the model.