M&P15-22 Mag development

[DOOMSDAY TACTICAL]

As far as I can remember there has never been a successful working double stacked rimmed case magazine in the history of firearms.

Well Sir, You will soon witness History. Then everyone will copy my design and claim they did it first.

 

[telero]

Well Sir, You will soon witness History. Then everyone will copy my design and claim they did it first.

I am so looking forward to this. May I suggest the next round to adapt this to should be the 12ga, specifically for the Saiga 12 shotgun.

 

[Jyezahn]

Well Sir, You will soon witness History. Then everyone will copy my design and claim they did it first.

Better patent it before Apple does...

 

[Majorlk]

Better patent it before Apple does...

Ah, the iMag!

 

[bssteffler]

I'm dying to see video but go ahead put me down for 2

 

[Foxone]

Ill take 3.

 

[Dagooch]

Dude that's 30 rounds in a pistol grip! I think there's room for innovation in a rifle mag

 

[WKRPinTulsa]

Love to Order 3

i know its been mentioned before yet i cannot find it.
Price? and email address i need to send my info too?

 

[Dezfan]

Extremely interested in purchasing a few of these and looking forward to seeing the prototype in use!

 

[TDI Brad]

Ah, the iMag!

I think there's an app for that.


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[Doug B]

Count me in for a couple of the new mags, provided the pending video shows they work as well or better as a standard S&W 25 round mag.

 

[strobro32]

The FN5.7 is not a rimmed case so that is not a good analogy. Neither is the 10/22. You can create mag column that contains double stacked rimmed cases but you can't feed them without doing something like Ruger did and create a rotary magazine loader at the top. As far as I can remember there has never been a successful working double stacked rimmed case magazine in the history of firearms. The rim is the problem. S&W staggered the rim side of the case which is about the shortest you can make the mag. But even that requires the mag to curve.

Both examples I posted are rimmed, double stacked mags. That particular 10/22 mag is a double stacked. Both work well. It is possible to have a staggered straight mag without a curve. Look at the HK -270 20 rd mags, Practical Solutions 20/30/40rd mags and the 40 rd. Lage/Black Dog Machine mags.

 

[Dikinalaska]

Both examples I posted are rimmed, double stacked mags. That particular 10/22 mag is a double stacked. Both work well. It is possible to have a staggered straight mag without a curve. Look at the HK -270 20 rd mags, Practical Solutions 20/30/40rd mags and the 40 rd. Lage/Black Dog Machine mags.

Is that bottom pictured mag even a double stack? Looks single to me. Is there a difference in straight single stack and straight double stack capabilities? Just because it works in a single stack, does it mean it'll work in double?

 

[ESW]

633 posts and my eyes are killing me. I have watched this thread for weeks it seems. I can't read this whole beast, it would take hours!

I'll just trust they are good. It's only money.

 

[WilsonFlyer]

{This is a bad first post to have to make so please realize that I know this. LOL}

Hey guys. Long time lurker. First time poster.

I've searched through the entire thread only to realize that I want a couple of these but I can't put my arms around exactly what "these" is.

It seems to be a double-stack clip with 50-odd round capacity that's apparently very easy to load, but I can't tell for sure.

Can we get a quick all-inclusive bullet-point update to exactly what "it" is? I think it would be nice to have a single post to point people to for future reference.

Thanks!

 

[strobro32]

Is that bottom pictured mag even a double stack? Looks single to me. Is there a difference in straight single stack and straight double stack capabilities? Just because it works in a single stack, does it mean it'll work in double?

The images I posted originally proved that fact that double stacked, single feed, rimmed 22 ammo box magazines do exist and work well.

The second set of images I posted proved that single stacked, staggered .22 LR box mags can be straight and work well.

 

[Dikinalaska]

The images I posted originally proved that fact that double stacked, single feed, rimmed 22 ammo box magazines do exist and work well.

The second set of images I posted proved that single stacked, staggered .22 LR box mags can be straight and work well.

Ok gotcha, thanks for clearing that up for me

 

[Zax]

...It seems to be a double-stack clip with 50-odd round capacity that's apparently very easy to load,...

I think you just did!

We're all waiting to hear and see more details, but DT likes to make us suffer, I mean teach us patience

 

[Zax]

i know its been mentioned before yet i cannot find it.
Price? and email address i need to send my info too?

It was just before the 2 pages of 'email sent' posts...

I will post a video soon going to purchase a Gopro this weekend since santa didnt come through for me. For all Prospective buyers please email me @ [email protected] so I know exactly how many people are planning to purchase the mag. Pre-orders will begin after the mold is complete and I have a fully functional mag. Thanks again to all of you for being patient.

Also from DT... 'price per mag is under $40'.

 

[Dikinalaska]

It was just before the 2 pages of 'email sent' posts...

And yet there's STILL people posting "email sent" and "I'll take 3".