Global Ordnance Magazine AR15 30rd Steel 5.56/.223 Black

Can't beat the price and the heavier weight, since it's made of steel, is offset by its durability and quality.

These magazines lock up tighter in my rifles than Pmags, Roller Mag, Hex Mag etc. They have very strong springs in them. Seem to be high quality magazines as best I can tell. Built to last it appears also since they are metal. No sharp edges, corners or anything that I could find wrong. Can't go wrong with these especially at the price paid. Thanks GO for offering them at a great sale price. I wished I had bought more. I just they were American Made.

made in Korea, nice quality.

I misspoke in my earlier review. These are steel not aluminum! They are very well made. No sharp edges, strong springs, and a nice slick black finish! Can't believe they were on sale for as cheap as they were! I've bought 2 lots of mags. If I had any place to store more, I'd order another dozen! Get them while you can!

All in all I would without a doubt purchase this item again. Especially at the price before.

Great Mags for the price. Will buy more soon if they are still available. They are tough and perfect finish too, no scratches nor discoloring.

This is the best deal I have ever seen. The mags are great. very sturdy.$4.99!!! Buy as many as you can!!

I just got these mags and I have to admit I'm impressed. They seem well made and the price was great. Have not used them yet, but I don't foresee any problems. I would buy them again.

I purchased 3 of these mags as they were on sale and I figured I'd try them out. They arrived within a week and I loaded them up for a range visit. All functioned perfectly. I got home and ordered 3 more! You can't beat the price! These are great mags.

Going from aluminum stanags to steel was interesting, these mags are definitely heavier but also have zero give if you squeeze them, they also fit a bit more snug in my AR, the aluminum mags have a slight bit of play left and right. Noticed some feeding issues out of the box but after compressing the spring a few times that went away.