Hexmag Releases New Colors and State Compliant Magazines

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Hexmag is releasing some new products to their line, and in new colors as well. They are releasing two new colors, flat dark earth and OD green for their entire magazine line and also state compliant magazines.

The state compliant magazines are called the True 10/30 and True 15/30. They are a 30rd magazine body with a smaller capacity to comply with various state magazine capacity laws. This gives the user a full sized magazine body easier use with things such as magazine pouches. The new magazines are also not able to be converted back to 30rd magazines, allowing the user to disassemble them the magazines for cleaning. This is accomplished by putting the spacer at the bottom of the magazine and shortening the spring.

Check out the press release from Hexmag below.

Hexmag, a Colorado-based AR-15 accessory manufacturer is adding Flat Dark Earth and OD Green colored magazine bodies to their lineup of 5.56/.223 magazines. With the popularity of these colors adorning many AR-15’s, our customers and dealers have been requesting these colors ever since we began operations earlier this year. These magazines will be available to dealers in the early part of November 2014 and feature the Hexmag Orange follower and latch plate.

Hexmag is also launching its new line of state-compliant magazines. Called the True 10/30 and True 15/30, these are 10-round and 15-round magazines in our 30-round body for the AR-15 platform. Just like the 30 round versions they will be available in black, FDE, and OD Green. They feature a stainless steel spring which is shorter than a standard spring and our True Riser which moves the base of the spring up, limiting the capacity internally. They are not convertible back to 30 rounds as shipped. This allows us to make a magazine that can be disassembled and cleaned just like any other magazine.

All Hexmag magazine products accepts the HexID color identification system replacement follower and latch plate. The HexID system was pioneered by Hexmag; it assists shooters ability to identify pre loaded ammunition using color. Hexmag’s full line of AR-15 magazine products comes with a Lifetime Warranty.

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  • Me ohmy Me ohmy on Oct 09, 2014

    sorry but I won't buy ANYTHING from anti gun colorado...
    here in the peoplez republik der maryland we can at LEAST go over state lines and buy large capacity and be grandfathered back in MD.. but I won't support their taxes.
    OR MARYLAND for gun stuff.. I buy from friends in FREE states.

  • Cymond Cymond on Oct 09, 2014

    Well, that's pretty tempting if they're reliable. Magpul is discontinuing all of their colored magazines. I doubt I'll abandon Magpul, but I use color-coding for ammunition. Black is the default color and I have a lot of black magazines and black grips/furniture. I only have a few OD magazines and furniture. Hence, I use OD green to designate "300 Blackout".

    The new way of using a shorter spring for the 10-round versions is nice. The guys at ar15news.com suggested wrapping the spacer with various supplies like paracord or fishing line. http://www.ar15news.com/201...

    "With the launch of Stealth Gray across the board, we will be discontinuing Foliage Green as a color option, to be completely phased out by the end of 2014. Also, based on demand and to maintain consistency across our line of magazine products, all non-black MOE magazine color options will be discontinued by the end of 2014." http://www.magpul.com/now-s...

    • Rusty Shackleford Rusty Shackleford on Oct 10, 2014

      @Cymond That is unfortunant about Magpul abandoning color mags. The Hexmags might make for an easy diy Kryptek camo with the FDE and OD mags as the base.

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