I took my 60 and 100 round mags to the range today and zero issues the 60 round mag with perfect and 100 mag as well; I think people with the bad review are loading these mags the wrong way?

Reviewed by Nicholas (Posted on 11/26/17)

Quality is good. Strong welds and finish. Loaded 60 Rds. and it fed perfectly through all rounds. I think the one criticism for me is simply cost. There is no valid reason for the price of this magazine over a 20 round unit that can be purchased under $15.00. A fair price would be less than 50% of the retail selling price. I would recommend this item regardless of the cost.

Reviewed by Paul Brinson (Posted on 7/17/16)

Used in both my AR15s and Steyr AUG with NATO stock. No feeding flaws in any of them and my AUG does tend to be finicky at times. Plan was to have high capacity to minimize mag changes, without the added bulk of drum mags. These fit the bill nicely. Plan to get more as finances allow.

Reviewed by Jaeger (Posted on 7/17/16)

I'm using this form to make a request to the designers of the magazines: Please advance from the .223 hi-cap to a magazine for the .458 SOCOM. Hog shooting with the .458 needs a larger magazine.
Thank you.

Reviewed by dsiddens (Posted on 7/11/16)

Right out of the package, the magazine would not load 60 rounds. Called customer service, automated message said to leave a message and I would not lose my place in que. Got a call two days later. I missed the call and they left a message telling me it does not have an antitilt follower, and is only designed for 5.56/.223 brass cased ammo which is all I use anyways. Even with Federal Lake City 5.56 it simply does not load at all. Complete and utter waste of money. For the cost of this thing it is an absolute rip off. I'm happy with my 30 round Hexmags which are only $12 each, and I can buy 10 of them for the price of this one magazine. Surefire should just stick to flashlights and leave magazine manufacturing to other companies. It is definitely not a $120 magazine. Never again will I buy a magazine from them. Really disappointed.

Reviewed by Art (Posted on 12/22/15)

We all know that you need to lay down a heavy volume of fire, and do so quickly. These magazines allow you to do just that. They worked just fine for me, and they will work just fine for you as well.

Reviewed by Livfreely (Posted on 12/22/15)

Totally reliable and rugged, plan to purchase many more. Flawless feeds and operation, no performance issues whatsoever. Easy to disassemble and clean and reassemble. Plan to buy more soon. Little pricey so I'll sock up when Surefire has a sale, wink wink Surefire!

Reviewed by SCB (Posted on 8/7/15)

I have tried my best to get this magazine to malfunction. Even purposely placed a dented case in the mix. I tried it in all 6 of my ARs and my Tavor which is VERY picky when it comes to magazines. With 1000 rounds in hand I conducted slow fire, rapid fire, used dirty ammo Wolf, and even with the bolt and chamber looking like a stove pipe from the Wold powder, the mag just kept feeding. When the slightly blemished case came up it feed perfectly. I choose the 60 rounders. With a little stretching I can fit two in one pocket on my vest. The trick was to heat up the mesh and it expanded. With the large sides opposite each other they slide out great. I now carry 480 rounds in four mag pouches, two per pouch. Buy them up. With everything that's going on you may need the extra ammo.

Reviewed by Fred (Posted on 5/1/15)

This is a very timely product and really lets you keep a weapon handy with enough firepower to get you out of a potential bad situation. Functions great. Just the right balance between weight and extended capacity. I bought two, may get some more.
Great Product.

Reviewed by Ray Overstreet (Posted on 4/1/15)

It's tops if you want to have one or more high volume capacity magazines that offers 100% reliable functioning as a AR-15 magazine, whether used for semi-auto or full auto M-16 modes. I have purchased several and given as gifts to 2-3 law enforcment friends who have as duty rifles both types mentioned and whether firing an entire magazine load in semiauto or full auto in M-16's the magazines functioned flawlesly repeatedly!

Reviewed by Doug Arnold (Posted on 3/18/15)