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VTCamp · April 11, 2013, 03:04 PM

I've been using EasyMags for several years. Never had any trouble with them. I especially like that they are made from steel and not aluminum. The lips can take a drop on the ground without being bent out of shape. Got several thousand rounds through them. Great if you have arthritis in the hands. Thankfully I don't but my buddy does and he swears by them. Makes loading easy and fast. I paid about $29 for them at www.SurvivalCenterOnline.com I went for the 30 round model, but they are also available in 20's. Just bought 3 for a gift for a friend and as of this writing date they have them available.

April 11, 2013, 03:04 PM	#15
VTCamp Junior Member Join Date: April 4, 2013 Location: USA Posts: 7	EasyMags I've been using EasyMags for several years. Never had any trouble with them. I especially like that they are made from steel and not aluminum. The lips can take a drop on the ground without being bent out of shape. Got several thousand rounds through them. Great if you have arthritis in the hands. Thankfully I don't but my buddy does and he swears by them. Makes loading easy and fast. I paid about $29 for them at www.SurvivalCenterOnline.com I went for the 30 round model, but they are also available in 20's. Just bought 3 for a gift for a friend and as of this writing date they have them available.