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There are 3 different round counts. I want to have all 3 ready to go at the same time if not the higher round count will be first, then the others with follow.
Like Majorlk Stated, I have not heard of the stock S&W mag bending from anyone. Not saying its not possible just depends on how your maintaining the magazine. The structure of the stock mag is strong and durable. Do you have any pics available for us to see?
There are 3 different round counts. I want to have all 3 ready to go at the same time if not the higher round count will be first, then the others with follow.
Goodmorning Folks. Hope today is the day I receive the final quote after 2 weeks of waiting.
wow 3 different round counts? im in for some hi caps! if it holds 50 rounds and is less than $50 than im in for 6-10. if it cost more than $50 than im in for 2-5 depending on price and ease of loading.
thanks for your efforts and please do a forum group buy! when you give more finalized details ill try to put the word out locally to 15-22 owners that dont frequent the internet
I can tell you this it will be less than $50 per mag based on the quotes I received.
Update: Did not receive last quote today again. I will move forward with the one of the two that I have. I figure its taken this long for this company to provide a quote I dont want to know what it would take to make it. It's been a busy week for me at work sorry for getting updates to you so late. I want these completed already I'm getting impatient.
By the looks of it you're gonna need A LOT of magazines to keep up with the demand. I'm also very interested and have been following this thread for quite some time. Hope the manufacturer's can pop 'em out quick!
Sounds like they aren't interested in your business; write 'em off!
Seeing the response I've received on this thread I may run into demand problems. Each mold makes 2 magazines I may need to make 3 molds to push 6 mags per 3 minutes to keep up with demand if it gets to that point.
You have all the money I can afford to give youproviding they are reliable.
Don't get over extended.
Base your production tooling expenditures on what you think demand will be after the initial surge. Over capacity simply drives the long term cost of the product up....
It's better to add more capacity later if demand is still high than to have tooling sitting unused.