Promag? Worked? Didn't break (yet)?
Amazing.
I was just looking at Promags AK side rail mount with a picatinny rail on top...WHAT JUNK! The thing was so loose (tried several on several different gun's mounts) that it had over 1/2" play left/right before cranked down -I could see they'd do just great under recoil & have a fine "zero return". :roll:
That, and the absolutely thoughtless design of the Promag SKS duckbill waffle...the one evidently designed & produced without EVER checking out if it works (it does not due to incorporatd design failures)...
Makes me wonder about ANYTHING these guys offer.
I've looked at their AK waffles and heard about the .223 waffle -I hear they may work, but are prone to break. The lack of any metal reinforcement in the mags leads to validate this.
They are cheap enough, I guess. but as long as I can come up with alternatives -I will.
LG :neutral:
Amazing.
I was just looking at Promags AK side rail mount with a picatinny rail on top...WHAT JUNK! The thing was so loose (tried several on several different gun's mounts) that it had over 1/2" play left/right before cranked down -I could see they'd do just great under recoil & have a fine "zero return". :roll:
That, and the absolutely thoughtless design of the Promag SKS duckbill waffle...the one evidently designed & produced without EVER checking out if it works (it does not due to incorporatd design failures)...
Makes me wonder about ANYTHING these guys offer.
I've looked at their AK waffles and heard about the .223 waffle -I hear they may work, but are prone to break. The lack of any metal reinforcement in the mags leads to validate this.
They are cheap enough, I guess. but as long as I can come up with alternatives -I will.
LG :neutral:
