08-27-2015, 05:12 PM
AA was the original solicitor for Grendel mags from CProducts, and would inspect and test the mags with an apparatus before selecting those mags.
Entire pallets of mags were rejected at times, due to failure to meet the requirements specified. The 15/17rd straight-bodied mags are the gross example of that, where curved bodies were requested.
So yes, AA has always had a set of requirements that actually involved testing and inspecting the mags before sending them to customers.
The Elanders are also very good mags.
I personally have not had problems with mags even dating back to the old ones, but have seen bad CPRoducts mags on a customer's gun where one of the feed lips didn't have an upward angle to it when looked at from the side.
Entire pallets of mags were rejected at times, due to failure to meet the requirements specified. The 15/17rd straight-bodied mags are the gross example of that, where curved bodies were requested.
So yes, AA has always had a set of requirements that actually involved testing and inspecting the mags before sending them to customers.
The Elanders are also very good mags.
I personally have not had problems with mags even dating back to the old ones, but have seen bad CPRoducts mags on a customer's gun where one of the feed lips didn't have an upward angle to it when looked at from the side.
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6.5 Grendel Reloading Handbooks & chamber brushes can be found here:
www.AR15buildbox.com