Got my BX25s!

[mattsbox99]

These are seriously good looking magazines! My local pusher had them for $20/ea so I couldn't refuse. Its been a spendy weekend so far with my new Charger 17 Mach 2, new T/C Contender .223, and a new scope for the Contender, a whole bunch of ammo. Too bad its raining like crazy so I can't test anything out... I think they forecasted a sunny day in two weeks though, hopefully that will hold out.

 

[98_1LE]

$20 each, nice. I had to order a spring and plunger replacement after they went flying across the room on a detail strip, so I tacked a mag on. Nice looking, and wow are they heavy compared to the Steel Lips BC mags I have been using.

 

[mattsbox99]

Yea, I'm not planning on taking them apart! I've only played with one other HC mag before and it was total junk. My LGS has the Tactical Inc aluminum ones for $75 and the plastic ones for $35, both are supposed to be really good magazines. Once I get my Charger put together I'll see how it runs with them. The little M2 cartridges look pretty cool in the magazine.

 

[Gunsby_Blazen]

i think i am going to order some really soon. I just bought my first 10/22 yesterday. going to register it and use that coupon code they send you to pick up a couple mags.

you say they are heavy, as in quality construction?
and, you advice not to break them down? haha?
Ruger went on and on about how easy they were to take down and clean; so they suffer from fleeting spring syndrome, huh?

they wont look right on the gun i bought, it has a Mannlicher stock, but having a couple higher capacity magazines would make shooting more fun.

i always wish they made a snail drum mag for the MK pistols, at least the MKIII
after all, the Nambu had one...

 

[mattsbox99]

Yes they are physically heavier than the BC mags, much better construction and thicker plastic.

I think they are okay to take apart, but keep control of them as the spring will fly off if you aren't, much like any other magazine.