Failures to feed are commonly caused by a weak magazine spring or a bound follower. The use of self-leveling/anti-tilt followers helps resolve follower issues, as will keeping your magazines clean. [in_content post=”188141″ alignment=”align-left” /] USGI magazines with old black USGI fol...
A good magazine with a robust spring, anti-tilt follower, and firm feeding lips ensures that rounds can load reliably into the chamber of your AR-10. You can have the best and most expensive AR-10 on the planet, but if you pair it with poor-quality magazines, you’ll get poor reliabi...
is large enough to press with a finger when it's necessary to remove the magazine's guts for maintenance or to change the color of follower and/or latchplate. The Hexmag-designed follower is anti-tilt fore and aft as well as side to side. None of us like old magazines with tired, ...
A box type magazine is basically an enclosure with a spring-loaded plate in it. The plate that pushes the ammunition up against the feed lips is called the follower. Many magazines use 'anti-tilt' followers. These have an extended base (beneath the follower) that help keep the follower pro...
E-landers focuses almost exclusively on manufacturing state-of-the-art magazines. Similar to the Magpul-Style anti-tilt followers, E-landers has its own anti-tilt self-leveling followers to give you reliable feeding even at full-auto. The magazine body is made from high-quality steel with thei...
You can put the Magpul aftermarket followers in GI 20 rd magazines. You simply need to trim the legs a bit. If you take off about 7/16th of an inch from the front leg (the thick one) and about 3/8" from the rear one (about 1/32nd below the edge of the magazine for both ...