50 Beuwolf Metal Magazines $39.95

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We're having a PRESALE on 50 Beuwulf aluminum body magazines. $39.95 each or 5 for $189.95

http://www.theammosource.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=14_212_64&zenid=084122019c42059d65d2b4c5137bf0c9


These magazines should start arriving mid March and you won't be billed until they arrive.



Please do not combine these magazines with any other items.



These are 5 round 50 Beowulf magazines with an aluminum body.

They are pinned to 5.5 rounds of 50 Beuwolf.



Made in the USA
100% replacement guarantee
Plastic Anti Tilt Grey Follower
17-7 Stainless Steel Wire Spring

CPD-Beuwolf-1.jpg
 
Crap. I still have AA ones new in the wrap that I bought a few months ago lol.

Still, may as well get a 5 pack n make Wendy cry.
 
Ordered my five pack. I couldn't remember if you gave a military discount, and was in too much of a hurry to make sure I got my order in.
 
Oh dang. Guess that money I saved on airfare to the CSAAA show isn't going in the savings account after all.
 
finally a vender with some cojones. Can you bring in some 50 beu ammo as well?
 
FFS... right when my bank account has hit critical lows. Guess I have to go sell some silver now.

Would be nice if they were pinned to 5.7 or 5.8 rounds of .50 Beo :D
 
Harbl, if you are out of cash, I will happily purchase one magazine per ounce of gold for you. I'll even give you a bulk discount of 20 mags for 1 pound of gold.

Think of a SHTF scenario, what would you rather have, a worthless pound of gold, or 20 high capacity magazines to defend your family with?
 
Petamocto said:
Harbl, if you are out of cash, I will happily purchase one magazine per ounce of gold for you. I'll even give you a bulk discount of 20 mags for 1 pound of gold.

Think of a SHTF scenario, what would you rather have, a worthless pound of gold, or 20 high capacity magazines to defend your family with?
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No deal, and if SHTF I'd rather have both. :P

Also if SHTF, I'd rather have a charged power drill with a good supply of 1/8" titanium drill bits - because I have about 40 brand new PMag and D&H 30/5 mags.

Realistically though, I'd like these mags for 3-gun since my T97 doesn't like the PCV mags but runs steel GI style mags pretty well.

I bought a good amount of silver at about $20 end of last year, and it's flirting with $22. Being above the technical criteria I set for buying and selling, now's a good time to sell some before the big crash down to $12.
 
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Who here is going to try to couple these together with LAR mag couplers?

I think if you can couple one of these with a 10 round LAR mag, it should come pretty close to a 30 round mag profile, eh?
 
I heard this morning at the range about the cfo running interference regarding those mags, can anybody confirm?
 
I'm glad I didn't spend too much money on the genuine AA GI .50 Beowulf magazines. I bought one of them just for show back in the day when the going rate was $120 each. This is driving the price of those mags down to nothing.

The PCV mags filled the void for most but they looked like crap and didn't run as well as the GI ones. These are basically the same thing for less than half the price and it's not some obscure item you have to hunt down to buy. You can buy these by the dozens.


On the other hand, whats kept the lid on the whole shooters getting 15+ capacity limits by using Beowulf mags thing is the fact that they were so obscure and nobody knew about it. I feel that because these are finally commonly available the government will finally have to address the ridiculous magazine capacity limits on the basis that if they keep limiting us we will just keep finding loopholes around it.

I bet anything a year or two from now I'll be legally allowed to re-pin my mags to 20rds or something, whatever the government deems is the new "safe" limit.
 
I'll post when they start arriving. Until then I'm waiting for them to get here too!
 
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