Prototype homemade M4 mag.

[disasterarea]

I love the style, but if you've got access to a router, you might want to think about putting some grooves into them, and a few coats of Krylon might also be an idea.

[baker_Jeff]

Originally Posted by Kos-Mos

ebay
china retailers if you don't pay for the insane shipping

You can get some KingArms 68rnds for about 10$ each...

There are more than a few Canadian retailers who can match or come close to that pricing!

www.capitalairsoft.ca
www.airsoftparts.ca
www.velocityarms.ca

[Stealthee]

Originally Posted by rokor

It was gong to be a boring night, either this or watch TV and drink Orangina.

Nooblord, you got it haha.

Dude I LOVE ORANGINA.

[rokor]

Originally Posted by disasterarea

I love the style, but if you've got access to a router, you might want to think about putting some grooves into them, and a few coats of Krylon might also be an idea.

If I go through with making another one, but with plexi-glass, then I won't just leave it flat. I am currently(planning) getting 4 PMAGs, so I'm not sure if i am going to bother making a complete version.

And thanks for those links, but I think I'll be buying used to save even more.

Orangina is delicious, that's the truth.

[SHÖCK]

Originally Posted by rokor

Alright, thanks. I was looking into those PMAG mags. Is there any difference between those and the King arms ones, besides durability?

Depends what PMAG you get. There are about 5 different varieties on the market.

Most common are Greenline (liscensed but really crappy plastic, usually the 75 rounders), and the Magpul PTS (official training and simulation division ones) usually real caps or 120 rounders with construction similar to the real thing (but not quite).

There are also Chinese knockoffs.