Good solid mag love the grip i had no problems with it except once it with 3 rounds left it didnt feed. :) would recommend i have 300 rounds with 1 messup so no complaints

Great mags especially for the price. They got a nice grip to them and drop free from every gun I put them in. Follower is very smooth... I've had a few loaded for a few weeks now and none of the shells are "popping out." Feeds really smooth and is very quiet, not rattling... It's a great mag, I have a CAA Polymer Mag and the new CAA countdown mag too. It's just like them but has better grips and looks IMO. And considering the price, it's more nice.

I bought three of these mags and took them out to the range yesterday. Twice I had a small problem with them. The problem was when I initially put the mag in the ar-15 with the bolt locked to the rear then when I released the bolt forward a round should have automatically feed. Twice the mag didn't feed, so I had to charge the ar-15 again until a round would feed from the mag. after that, no problems with the mags as far as feeding while firing or jams.

Nice Mags.. Look and feel GREAT! No problems what so ever. Great price, can't say enough about these mags. will be ordering 5 more shortly

Awesome mags!!! I like these better than steel mags. I will be buying more!! Awesome price too.

These "LOOK" like Magpuls so everyone thinks they're good. I bought 4 of them because Magpuls were hard to get at the time. These things were humorous. I loaded them up and put them in my chest rig for a bunch of training. The rounds were flowing out of the magazines like water from a fountain with no manipulation what so ever. Want polymer that works? Buy Magpuls, not Tapco. Terrible production. They're hard as a rock but are terrible at keeping rounds.

VERY NICE MAGAZINE'S GET SOME!!!

Was out in Utah's west desert shooting water melons and all. Cycled through a bunch of 55 gr FMJ with no issues what so ever. I then wanted to try out some 50 gr hollow points. The first round cycled, and the second one mis fed and jammed the projectile down into the brass case. Cleared it, chucked the damaged round and tried again. First round went out, and another mis feed. Tried a mil spec mag and pmag, no issues.

Ran 60+ rounds through this mag with my SW MP15 and a Keltec plr 16.Great price .Will buy more soon!!!

Had no issues with this mag. Did not require any trimming like the AK-47 version. Great Sturdy Mag.

I got one of these from CTD because of the price. I was skeptical because I never heard of Tapco. I figured it was some cheap Chinese Magpul imitation. Well I was wrong it is not. When it arrived it clearly had Made in USA molded into it and has a very solid feel to it. Its slightly heavier than the flimsy steel mags ~1oz. I immediately slid it into my RRA LAR15. It locks in good and drops right out on release. Off to the range to test. it. I have some Wolf military classic steel case ammo that can feed funny in cheap steel mags. Perfect to test this mag with. Ran 60 rounds of Wolf and 30 of Georgia Arms 55 grain brass. Not one problem. This mag feeds very well in my Rock River Arms Ar15 even with the steel case ammo. I would never buy another steel mag as long as this is available. Only complaint is no dust cap like the Magpul and no window to see the ammo. But those are luxury items anyways. As far as function, construction quality, and aesthetics I rate this product 5 bullets.

Bought two for trial basis. Immediately tried fit in two AR's, and both fit well and ejected well. Followers so far have displayed no tendency to tilt. Side walls were strong and resist pressure well. Well having fired with them only once each (they actually hold 30 rounds as advertised), I suspect the next time they will perform as well as the first.If so, I'll get a few more.

This mag looks sleek and is great for the price, My only complaint is that it fits a little snug in the magazine well of my Olympic Arms AR-15. I'm used to mags just dropping out when released, and since this one fits a little tight some additional effort is required to pull it out. In a tactical situation this may be a deal breaker but for my use it’s not a huge problem. Again, it’s a great, sturdy mag and it’s not too expensive at all. I’ll be buying more in the future.

I just bought 2 of these. I knew when I was playing with the mags at home they would work. The follower is really smooth and presents the rounds at a good attitude. After shooting with this mag, I would say that these mags function 110%, but we all know it's only possible for a mag to function at 100% and these do in my AR. These will be very good competition for Magpul's plastic magazine.