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Issue with the TMag is two fold. 1. Time required to put the TMag cavities in the mold and run production. 2. Cost of the transparant material we decided on using. It has doubled since running our intial samples. We hope to revisit the TMag soon. |
I got a L3 mag a windowed pmag and a non windowed pmag. I go to the range sat. The L3 is in dire need of a no tilt fallower. Maybe one from Magpul
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Didn't you know green followers are passe. In 2003 they were the cure for everything, now they will get you killed! Go figure.... |
Oh come on. Can't you take it? You have been repeating the same blather over and over. I certainly have no financial intrest in any of this stuff like you do. Dealers and manufacturers have been running this board long enough. |
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You're right, I'm sure you'd agree your comments in general about the industry pushing the limits to make better a product are close minded at best. For the most part I venture here in search of people spreading misinformation and do what I can to explain the truth. You'd have people beleive that obvious improvements to existing parts are nothing but gimmicks. Give it a rest Bro. We can take it. It just gets old that's all. Back to T-MAG. MAGPUL already said it all. Cheers.
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That is correct. In my opinion, a window mag satisfies the round count issue. Clear stuff looks cool but IMO is not as durable. |
That makes me sad. Even if it cost 2x what a PMAG does and isnt as durable, I would still buy a couple. |
What he said. We know it's not as durable, it's already been said here many times. There will still be a demand! I think we all realize that it is to be used as a training/range mag only. That's just fine. Needs to be put back on the front burner! |
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Really? I have a see-through smoke-colored Promag AK47 magazine that I think is silly-looking. It works great, but it looks lame like a toy part. I really thought Magpul saying they were putting this on the back burner was a good idea. The PMAGs look cool, and the ones with windows are cool too, but clear? Really? To each his own, however. I just didn't think there'd be a big demand. |
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