New Tactical Rifle Smith & Wesson M&P AR-15 (open MSR topic)

I kind-of think that is like believing that because Magpul ProMags are made in the US, that USA-Brand magazines are just as good.

The following are reviews of Command Arms Magazines:

7/6/2013

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Three of Five Stars

It's just ok...

By Mike

from Huntingburg, IN
Site Member

I have three ARs and they wouldn't drop free in any of them. They're on ok mag, but let's face it...we got spoiled on the PMAGs. They're still king.

Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend

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12/8/2012

Five of Five Stars:

love'em

By quakercrazy

from Oregon
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Yeah the other review is right about the bottom display being a couple off but its no biggie at all! These are awesome there is a limit of two per order:(

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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8/16/2012

Three of Five Stars:

It seems like a good mag ...

By JUSTIN

from GRAND FORKS, ND

It seems like a good mag so far. i have not put extensive use on it yet, though. The only large dissapointmet is that, at least with mine, the counter on the bottom is about three rounds behind the one on the back. I thought they would both read the same number. Not a huge fan of it, but its not bad.

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I did notice the "CAA" Logo for the Magazines.

I have a Command Arms Stock "Riser" for my 6.8mm AR-15. It's OK, but the rubber plugs for the battery compartments fell out and got lost. Not very "tactical".

Claymore wrote:I did notice the "CAA" Logo for the Magazines.

You gotta a point on the Israeli made assumption.

I have a Command Arms Stock "Riser" for my 6.8mm AR-15.  It's OK, but the rubber plugs for the battery compartments fell out and got lost.  Not very "tactical".

Maybe I'll just use those two mags for range time and depend on the pmag and the 2 GI mags for a WROL situation or self-defense. At least the reviews didn't list any FTL or FTE or jams.

Pretty neat video of an M4 shot in super slow motion.

Pretty cool to see the process slowed down. I would love an opportunity to shoot full auto someday.

Good job, Phillip.

It does a good job of showing the "lock time" between bolt-lock and ignition.

Also, I have never seen a fireball like that before, except in magnum handguns.

Lastly, I wonder if any Low-Flying-Aircraft were endangered by that Second Guy shooting.

Lastly, I wonder if any Low-Flying-Aircraft were endangered by that Second Guy shooting.

Truly made me lol on that one. I was also wondering where those rounds were heading.

Reminds me of years ago when I was shooting my Mosin Nagant and checked my target after five shots to find none had even hit paper... Looked at the gun and realized I had forgotten to slide the rear sight back to 200m after showing someone how it worked. It was still slid forward to 800m. I had one of those cold sweat moments when I realized I'd been hurtling steel core full metal jackets way high...

Not to get too serious, but there's a life lesson there. You can be sincerely trying to aim your life properly and do good things, but if your "perspective" is incorrect then you'll only end up being sincerely wrong...

That's an excellent point, and very well-stated.

That example (with an old military rifle with a slide or ladder sight) could make a good teaching point to the boys on a Field Day.

https://youtu.be/6D6IsvZsLVg

Dispelling myths.

It was an OK video, but kind-of stupid to have a magazine of live ammunition in a rifle that you are using for demonstration purposes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MeGD7r6s-zU

There's a lot of other ones that try to dispell myths. Its good he never pulled the charging handle to chamber a round. Is there a difference in using a filled mag compared to empty?  I keep my mag full and round chambered in my pistol at all times.