They work.

They aren't that expensive; pick up a couple, see how you like them.

 

Just ordered a few at a little over $9 each shipped. Should be able to give a review in about a month once my AR is together.

 

I must be living under a rock. Never heard of them. Did a search for them and they look nice. I like the hex shape on the sides. Looks like they would give you a better grip as far as handling goes.

If I didn't already have more than enough mags, I would pick some up.

 

Aaron Cowan posted a picture on P&S Beginner/Intermediate last October, with no less than 10 Hexmags that presented with multiple failures doing just one of his two-day carbine classes. The sampling came from four different shooters/guns in the class. I don't know if they've had any changes that's made them any better since then, but I certainly have not seen them in any training classes in my area.

Given today's political climate, I would much rather invest in PMags (Gen2 or Gen3; including 40-rounders and their 60-drums), Lancer L5 AWMs, or TD ARCs, or NHMGT/Okay/Colt metals if you're truly looking to fuel your "business" guns.

Range toy? Sure, why not.

Magazines are disposable, consumable items - but why waste money?

 

They look neat for pictures?

And I'd feel less dirty than buying a pro mag for malf drills.

 

They work. I like em. No issues in my experience

 

I have a few, they're good and I like em.


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