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    Quote Originally Posted by Trigg3r Happy View Post
    I was about to post this video. after viewing it, I purchased a few of them! Good to know I can still shoot it even if it's taken some damage.

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    If anyone wanted to know about Pmag Extended storage... I recently recieved a reply from some questions from MagPul about extended storage.

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    From: Dan Hunter [mailto:dhunter@magpul.com]
    Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2012 12:09 PM
    To: RBEAU30
    Subject: RE: PMAG Question (Long-Term Storage)

    Thank you for your inquiry. The factor that truly wears out quality springs is compression cycles, not constant compression. However, we use a high-quality stainless steel springs in our PMAGs and if one ever does happen to wear out any USGI spec spring can be swapped out for the factory one.
    Regarding the question of how long, we’ve had magazines fully loaded for over four years now with no Impact/Dust Cover on and have experienced no feed lip or spring issues. With the cover installed storage life is considered indefinite. There have also been PMAGS reportedly tested to hundreds-of-thousands of rounds (military vetting), and we know positively of ones that have gone tens-of-thousands, so usable life is quite excellent too.


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    dHunter@magpul.com
    magpul.com | magpuldynamics.com

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    Quote Originally Posted by rbeau30 View Post
    If anyone wanted to know about Pmag Extended storage... I recently recieved a reply from some questions from MagPul about extended storage.

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    From: Dan Hunter [mailto:dhunter@magpul.com]
    Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2012 12:09 PM
    To: RBEAU30
    Subject: RE: PMAG Question (Long-Term Storage)

    Thank you for your inquiry. The factor that truly wears out quality springs is compression cycles, not constant compression. However, we use a high-quality stainless steel springs in our PMAGs and if one ever does happen to wear out any USGI spec spring can be swapped out for the factory one.
    Regarding the question of how long, we’ve had magazines fully loaded for over four years now with no Impact/Dust Cover on and have experienced no feed lip or spring issues. With the cover installed storage life is considered indefinite. There have also been PMAGS reportedly tested to hundreds-of-thousands of rounds (military vetting), and we know positively of ones that have gone tens-of-thousands, so usable life is quite excellent too.


    _____________________________________
    DANIEL HUNTERTECH SUPPORT SPECIALIST

    MAGPUL INDUSTRIES CORP.
    [P] 303.828.3460 x144 [F] 303.828.3469
    dHunter@magpul.com
    magpul.com | magpuldynamics.com
    Good info!

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    Love that video! I guess P mags are as good as evryone says.

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    Dust covers won't fit on the bottom side of the new gen 3 like the old gen 2 if you can buy any with the covers.

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