I want S&W to make this magazine :)
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NamibianAmphibian
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Are there any rumors that one is in the works? Or just wishful thinking?
I'd definitely buy a few.
IMO, the magazine is the least cool-looking aspect of the M&P15-22.
Are there any rumors that one is in the works? Or just wishful thinking?
I'd definitely buy a few.
IMO, the magazine is the least cool-looking aspect of the M&P15-22.
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I've gotten the itch for a bigger brother for my 15-22 and I was just browsing those P-mags instore and online and man, they seem awesome. Really like their build so it's just wishful thinking right now but I feel like emailing S&W & Magpul aboot it 
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That would be awesome!!
antifederalist22
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The PMAGs sold with the M&P15 (5.56) have the S&W logo on them--still Magpul......that would be cool for the 15-22.
CrazyFingers
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True, but my 30 round 5.56 Magpul Pmag cost about $5 less than a S&W 15-22 .22 magazine.
antifederalist22
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The would probably be cheaper if Magpul made them with quantity, capacity, and equipment.
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Not wanting to rain on your parade, but what would you do about the load assist button?
I would like to see something like that built as a 10 round mag.
Not so much for the state regs I and others have to live with.
But they would be shorter/handier and being closed up, somewhat protected from dirt and twigs getting in while wandering through the woods hunting down the dreaded zombie squirrels and such.
I would like to see something like that built as a 10 round mag.
Not so much for the state regs I and others have to live with.
But they would be shorter/handier and being closed up, somewhat protected from dirt and twigs getting in while wandering through the woods hunting down the dreaded zombie squirrels and such.
Ouu, I forgot they came with them. Very nice! Hope they go for it
TwistedCreations
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I don't even use mine anyway
I agree on the 10rnd mag though..The 25rnd mag is just too big IMO
Argonnakid
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saw a pic post in here somewhere where someone had taken an inner tube from a bike tire and slide it over the mag, load assit button and all
Decided to leave them a comment on facebook the same day I sent out an email haha:
"Please partner up with Magpul & make P-mags for the 15-22
"
Smith & Wesson Corp. likes this:
"Smith & Wesson Corp.
I'll pass thins along to the Product Manager...
4 hours ago"
"Please partner up with Magpul & make P-mags for the 15-22
"Smith & Wesson Corp. likes this:
"Smith & Wesson Corp.
I'll pass thins along to the Product Manager...
4 hours ago"
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You may be right, on a 25 round mag it is nice to have for getting the last few rounds in easier.
Especially after a day at the range loading, shooting, loading, shooting, and on and on, you get the idea.
But on a shorter mag only holding say ten rounds that your going to maybe load only a couple of times a day while hunting in the woods.
I would prefer to have a solid side instead of an exposed slot that attracts dirt and other garbage.
the_new_guy
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id buy a few 10 rounders
yea i want 6 30 rounders my self. hope they do it, becouse i do not like the look of the mag. the load assist does help. maybe they could keep it with just like one button on the back of the mag. LOL and make it black not orange..
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It would be even cooler if they made the pmag window version for 15-22, that way you can still see round count but gets rid of the ugly mag design they currently have.
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pmags would be sick. I have a friends who's gonna give me an old pmag to see if I can't "gunsmith" either my current mag or the pmag to see if I can make one that will work with the 15-22. If I get it working, i'll deffinitely let yall know and post some pictures
jpoz5856
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I'd buy a couple if they came out with them. I'm sure they'd be impossible to find just like the standard 15-22 magazine. It took me 2 months but I FINALLY have 4 mags!
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+1. By far the only unattractive piece on the gun.
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If magpul made a 25 round, i would go for it. Ill put up with no mag assits (although I wonder if they couldn't add one that won't take away form the looks) if it means I don't have to load a bunch of 10 round mags.
Yeah I agree better looking mags would be cool.
The spring assist thing is a joke anyway, I pulled them out of all of my mags as soon as I got them and have NEVER looked back.
As for the clear, or windowed mags, they are a "neat concept" but in actuality they dont work. Once you load up a mag and stick it in the mag well you cant see how many rounds you have in there once you start getting low anyway. IMO they are a novelty item.
I wrap my mags with duct tape and put a paracord ring on them to make for quick grab and change(old school baby) does make them look better.
The spring assist thing is a joke anyway, I pulled them out of all of my mags as soon as I got them and have NEVER looked back.
As for the clear, or windowed mags, they are a "neat concept" but in actuality they dont work. Once you load up a mag and stick it in the mag well you cant see how many rounds you have in there once you start getting low anyway. IMO they are a novelty item.
I wrap my mags with duct tape and put a paracord ring on them to make for quick grab and change(old school baby) does make them look better.
+2. Why did Smith make a near-perfect AR analog and then design a magazine that looks like it belongs on an AK? I would think that 22lr would have given them very wide latitude on the external design of the magazine.
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