Magazine Mechanics 101
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Hey all you master gunsmiths out there.......I was wondering if any of you would mind taking the time to show us uneducated "wannabes" a little about working on magazines for the 6.5 Grendel. What I mean is, Could you get a few pictures of what a loaded magazine should look like from the top and from the front? And show us some examples of what is incorrect, why it is incorrect and how to fix those problems. I know that it would be just invaluable information for many AR-15 platform applications. And AR-10 as well.

It would be very helpful is all and if someone is exceptionally proficient with magazines and the bending of feeding lips etc.,,,and would be willing to teach his/her brethren it would add value to the Forum as well.

Just a thought.........

LHClarke
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A great thought!
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#3
That would be verrrry good for us in England as we cannot get 20rnd mags from the USA any more!
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LHClarke Wrote:Hey all you master gunsmiths out there.......I was wondering if any of you would mind taking the time to show us uneducated "wannabes" a little about working on magazines for the 6.5 Grendel. What I mean is, Could you get a few pictures of what a loaded magazine should look like from the top and from the front? And show us some examples of what is incorrect, why it is incorrect and how to fix those problems. I know that it would be just invaluable information for many AR-15 platform applications. And AR-10 as well.

It would be very helpful is all and if someone is exceptionally proficient with magazines and the bending of feeding lips etc.,,,and would be willing to teach his/her brethren it would add value to the Forum as well.

Just a thought.........

LHClarke

I think I can do this....I have 10, 14, and 25 rounders that all work great, let me see if I can get quality pics!
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