Armatac SAW-MAG
Armatac has developed a new version of their 150 round AR-15 compatible drum magazine and named it the SAW-MAG.
More information and a video can he had over at Defense Review.
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Dixiewrote on June 13th, 2010 at 6:05 pm Link To Comment |
Ooh, look, a built-in sandbag rest!
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Vitorwrote on June 13th, 2010 at 6:19 am Link To Comment |
Well, it surely reduces the muzzle kick. =D
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CMathewswrote on June 18th, 2010 at 8:49 am Link To Comment |
for a grand it had better come with a better magazine catch for my lower as well. I could 150 rds breaking that rather quickly due to the weight.
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mikewrote on November 24th, 2010 at 8:26 am Link To Comment |
a magazine fed 5.56 on an AR doesn’t have the stroke to be “reliable”.
not to mention, you don’t need a squad automatic all the time, a MOLLE attached SAW is all that is really needed.take a look at some youtube vids, it has a steel tower and no it isn’t going to a compromise a hardened steel mag catch, it doesn’t hurt the aluminum or polymer lower either, you’re way overhthinking things, one primary lower was used for years of testing.
This is the ultimage plug and play squad suppression device, it is big but it is very robust and doesn’t require lubricating.
The MSRP is 389$
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mikewrote on November 25th, 2010 at 3:29 am Link To Comment |
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a magazine fed converted to belt feed on an AR doesn’t have the stroke to be reliablePlease rate this comment: 0 0 -
B Woodmanwrote on June 12th, 2010 at 7:38 am Link To Comment |
Big, bulky, heavy. How does it affect performance?
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SteveSwrote on June 11th, 2010 at 7:09 pm Link To Comment |
A $grand each!
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Martinwrote on June 11th, 2010 at 7:53 am Link To Comment |
Good heavens! It’s bigger than an actual 200 round SAW box! No thank you.
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Bryan Swrote on June 11th, 2010 at 10:29 am Link To Comment |
Here is my question, what are the effects on the rifle from the extra weight? Now what I would love to see is a good, simple, and affordable belt fed 5.56 upper.
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JoeBwrote on June 11th, 2010 at 2:12 pm Link To Comment |
I agree with you Bryan. A belt fed 5.56 upper would be a plus over these massive box mags
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Burstwrote on June 11th, 2010 at 2:24 pm Link To Comment |
An absolute must-have item, for when you-
When you-
Wait a moment, it’ll come to me…Please rate this comment: 0 0 -
Lancewrote on June 11th, 2010 at 6:02 am Link To Comment |
Just in time for the M-27 right??
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a magazine fed converted to belt feed on an AR doesn’t have the stroke to be reliable
a magazine fed 5.56 on an AR doesn’t have the stroke to be “reliable”.
not to mention, you don’t need a squad automatic all the time, a MOLLE attached SAW is all that is really needed.
take a look at some youtube vids, it has a steel tower and no it isn’t going to a compromise a hardened steel mag catch, it doesn’t hurt the aluminum or polymer lower either, you’re way overhthinking things, one primary lower was used for years of testing.
This is the ultimage plug and play squad suppression device, it is big but it is very robust and doesn’t require lubricating.
The MSRP is 389$
for a grand it had better come with a better magazine catch for my lower as well. I could 150 rds breaking that rather quickly due to the weight.
Ooh, look, a built-in sandbag rest!
Well, it surely reduces the muzzle kick. =D
Big, bulky, heavy. How does it affect performance?
A $grand each!
An absolute must-have item, for when you-
When you-
Wait a moment, it’ll come to me…
I agree with you Bryan. A belt fed 5.56 upper would be a plus over these massive box mags
Here is my question, what are the effects on the rifle from the extra weight? Now what I would love to see is a good, simple, and affordable belt fed 5.56 upper.
Good heavens! It’s bigger than an actual 200 round SAW box! No thank you.
Just in time for the M-27 right??