Magpul announces new all-steel Gen M4 Pmag
Magpul has just announced a new Gen M4 all-steel Pmag. Guaranteed to last for generations, these extra-rugged steel 5.56 AR-15 magazines are individually machined from S30V stainless steel bar stock, heat-treated to an R52 surface hardness and then given a galvanized finish.
These magazines weigh a featherlight 32 ounces and given the amount of machining, carry a relatively low MSRP at $69.95. Real-world prices for these steel mags is probably going to be close to $50, once the initial wave of sales breaks off.
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