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Grendel Mags
#1
Sorry if this has been talked about to death but in the current climate, what are the best mags to get? I finally got to take my new to me Adams grendel to the range last weekend. I have a 17 round elander made in israel that worked perfectly. I also have a stoner 10 rounder which I haven't tried out yet. Getting a better scope this weekend and hopefully will get her out to the range sunday or one day next week. Stretch out her legs a bit.

Any deals out there? I know... lol but in case someone sees something.
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#2
AimSurplus has the 20 round Duramags for $18.95. I got one and they are very nice.
I will be buying more. And selling my other Grendel mags after I get enough of them.
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#3
Cowdog Wrote:AimSurplus has the 20 round Duramags for $18.95. I got one and they are very nice.
I will be buying more. And selling my other Grendel mags after I get enough of them.

16.99 at primary arms
they have went up, i paid 13.99 in june
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#4
mdram Wrote:16.99 at primary arms
they have went up, i paid 13.99 in june
I just went to Primary Arms and they showed to be $31.99.
The item above the 20 rounders was $16.99.
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#5
The CPD-Duramag 20 round capacity in 6.5 Grendel is a newly released product and PA has the highest price I’ve seen. Aim Surplus had the best price when I bought two a couple weeks ago. The AR Stoner used to be rebranded ASC. D&H sell a ten round mag and Amend2 sell a polymer ten round 6.5 Grendel mags. LaRue and Brownell’s used to have the best price on E-Landers but I haven’t bought any E-L in a few months. The last E-L mags I bought were from LaRue Tactical when I was buy MBT-2S triggers.


I just checked Joe Bob Outfitters has CPD-Duramags on sale and in stock.

https://www.joeboboutfitters.com/C-Produ....5-mag.htm
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#6
I just got in 10 of the CPD 20rd mags. Already have 12 of the E-Lander 24rd and 4 of the Amend2 10rd.

CPD is easiest to load, dry cycles with no issues and BHO right out of the box, looks like they will handle a longer OAL than either of my other two brands, they're nicely compact, good finish, and while steel, fairly light.

They'll get range tested this weekend, but I'm expecting no issues.

Got mine from Aim Surplus as well, though it took 15 days for a Priority Mail package to arrive...not Aim's fault though.
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#7
Thanks. I ordered up a couple of the cpd from joe bobs for 22 each w/ free shipping over 90.

The one thing I will say is the elander 17 rounder seemed a little tight with the eld's but didn't notice it w/ the american gunners. Ran reliably w/ both but had more of an issue getting the rounds seated etc.
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#8
I had to tweak the feed lips on both of my elanders to get reliable feeding. The lips were too tight and rounds were nose diving into the feed ramp and sticking. After the tweak, they have fed fine.
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#9
Ya I’m still going back and forth on what mags to grab myself. New and doNt have squat

17 rd E landers or some of The cpd’s 20’s
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#10
I prefer the Duramag 20 rounder now. Been running the E-landers for a few years now.
I plan on loading up on the Duramags. They are perfect right out of the wrapper.
Had to tweak the E-landers, every one I bought. But the E-landers have all worked for me.
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#11
I can live with either the E-L 17’s or CPD/D 20’s as long as the manufacturers maintain consistent quality control. If your not bound by government regulations I like the size of the 17/20 round 6.5 Grendel mags as they are not enough bigger than the ten round mags to have disadvantages.

For somebody with their first new 6.5 Grendel AR-15 I recommend the CPD/D 20 or any brand of the ten round mags. There seem to be fewer QC problems with the ten round 6.5 Grendel mags. With an unproven new build you need a good reliable mag in the event there is a problem. It’s easier to diagnose a problem with the semi auto with a proven mag. The E-Landers are not as easy to load or unload when new and require a breakin period so why I’d recommend the CPD/D.
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#12
VASCAR2 Wrote:The CPD-Duramag 20 round capacity in 6.5 Grendel is a newly released product and PA has the highest price I’ve seen. Aim Surplus had the best price when I bought two a couple weeks ago.

Also worth pointing out that AIM has free shipping on parts (that includes mags) over $49. 3 mags at $18.99 will put you over that bar.
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#13
redhat Wrote:Also worth pointing out that AIM has free shipping on parts (that includes mags) over $49. 3 mags at $18.99 will put you over that bar.
Good point. That is why I bought my 20 Rd Duramags from AIM Surplus.
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#14
Thanks
The 17rd elanders are the same $18 bux and free shipping over 50..
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#15
I have had very good results running the unimags from Ross defense with my 6.5 grendel and for my 7.62x39’s. I think I can get 25 rounds in them. But what I run the most is a 10 round 5.56 pmag and load it with 5 rounds because that what I shoot for groups.
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#16
Thanks

Just ordered a few Cpd 20’s from Aim
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