08-01-2020, 08:02 PM
For size comparison here is a 17 round mag with a 20 round 5.56/223 mag next to the CPD/D 20 round mag.
![[Image: 50177669082_3130db83b7_c.jpg]](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50177669082_3130db83b7_c.jpg)
This picture shows the E-L 17 round mag, curved body 20 round 5.56/223 mag next to a 20 round CPD/D.
![[Image: 50176881148_b12975bfdf_c.jpg]](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50176881148_b12975bfdf_c.jpg)
This photo shows the 17 round E-L mag setting on the 20 round CPD/D to show difference in profile. The CPD/D is lighter and feels more like a traditional aluminum 5.56/223 mag. The E-Lander mags use a heavier gauge stainless steel and are significantly heavier than the CPD/D stainless steel mag.
![[Image: 50176881828_545c1a8943_c.jpg]](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50176881828_545c1a8943_c.jpg)
For comparison 17 round E-L next to early 15 round C Products mag next to the 20 round CPD/D.
![[Image: 50177669082_3130db83b7_c.jpg]](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50177669082_3130db83b7_c.jpg)
This picture shows the E-L 17 round mag, curved body 20 round 5.56/223 mag next to a 20 round CPD/D.
![[Image: 50176881148_b12975bfdf_c.jpg]](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50176881148_b12975bfdf_c.jpg)
This photo shows the 17 round E-L mag setting on the 20 round CPD/D to show difference in profile. The CPD/D is lighter and feels more like a traditional aluminum 5.56/223 mag. The E-Lander mags use a heavier gauge stainless steel and are significantly heavier than the CPD/D stainless steel mag.
![[Image: 50176881828_545c1a8943_c.jpg]](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50176881828_545c1a8943_c.jpg)
For comparison 17 round E-L next to early 15 round C Products mag next to the 20 round CPD/D.

