high or mid cap mags?
1375281
They are very nice mid caps. I got them because I hate winding up high caps.
79288
Works well for single stack mags regardless of base plate. Remember to remove the base plate it(the base plate) must secure to the magazine or else the mag is broken.
408843
RRogers. I don't think you will have a problem. I hold the magazine and loader in the same hand which keeps everything where it should be. The loader has a tab at the bottom that you can use to index the magazine, but I rarely use it. The loader has an open design so slight differences in magazines should not matter too much. I use the same loader with a 10 round Hi-Point single stack magazine without any trouble.
1998151
im not sure bud their good mags they fit my M4 i dont know if that will help they where a little short and tight on the top to open i have touse a knife to open the top but i prefer for the top to be tight instead of my ammo falling out
1035382
That depends on if your running back up iron sights. If you are you should get a high riser block. If not then a medium. I strongly advise you run back up iron sights, the flip up type.
1818299
That is what I have it on. Your mag tube ends about 1-2" before the muzzle correct? Just make sure you get the one for the Remington because other guns have a different design for their end caps. It makes the gun just look nasty =-) In a good way
1701684
If you have 30 bucks, I would recommend a flash mag, as they are very useful in a skirmish, with just a little wire to pull, no twisting. If you can't afford that, however, I would recommend a JG G36 mag (same quality as the mag that comes with the gun). If you are in the mid-price range between the two, I would recommend a more brand name mag for extra durability and more reliable internals. I will be going with a standard JG mag when I get my gun fixed. It's up to you in the end. Hope I helped!
2257729
I'm not sure because I bought the wrong mag for the gun. Sorry not more helpful!
2281651
I don't feel any difference, they fit well in any position. There is difference though when you use mags from different guns even though they all are the same caliber - needs small readjustment.
2027570
....I would go with medium. It depends on you how close or low you like to be on your rifle with your face. Some AR cantilever mounts tend to be high. I personally prefer to get tight n close rather then being high of the stock. The higher your face is from the stock, the less contact with the rifle which means lesser stability = more difficult and less precise aiming with increase probability of shake and ruined shot placement. I'd go with medium hight....that would be my choice. On a bolt action platform, these low rings would work great. On AR, not as much. Go medium height.
1985487
I have never owned that gun, but the mag is pretty universal for the guns I have seen. I would go for it
675613
I would recommend the big shebang. It seems the regular is only meant for the compact 380s.
2081251
That depends on your preference. I like the ball cap which give you the full MultiCam throughout the cap. Love this cap. Rothco make a nice cap.
2167429
Personal preference really! Depends what you're shooting and with what gear.
1576895
it depends, if you want to use the iron sights. if you do, use the medium or high rings. if not then the low rings might be better for you. i find the weaver style rings the best. i hope this helps. good luck.
1994043
Sorry, don't know as I have only tried them on KWA m4's. They did not lock up as tight or feed as reliable as the metal high cap KWA magazines. I wound up adding material to my mag release catch so they would lock in tighter. But Ranger grab floor plates do fit these mid cap magazines which makes them look cool.
436537
Roughly 300-400, I believe. The firing rate on full auto is quick enough that extended mags are pretty much necessary. Since the R76 is basically an AK-style gun, almost any aftermarket AK mag will fit.