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This AR15 magazine loader device might make shooting easier and more fun for anyone who has had carpal tunnel surgery or other arm/hand injuries.

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Although all magazines require routine maintenance, drums require more specialized attention. The majority of drum magazines require some sort of internal lubrication, because the follower has to push so many rounds against the walls of the drum. All of that friction adds up, unless the shooters takes preventive measures and lubricate the drum.

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Maklarbak. Strange name, but an interesting concept. The Time-to-Change magazine lets you know when you are about to run dry. The bolt will lock back when there's one round left in the mag. Drop the bolt, rock out the mag, and you still have one in the pipe for your magazine change. Does it work?

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Loking for a convienent way to carry a spare magazine or six? Like the convience of a mag pouch, but not the bulk, or hassle of taking putting them on a belt, or wearing a vest? Check out Crye Precision's MagClip. They're the easiest way to carry AR magazines.

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Can you ever have too many magazines? Maybe. But you can never have too many options. And Swiss Armament has provided us with another. The S.W.T. UMAG is a rock solid polymer magazine. They work great and they're available now.

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