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By btq96r
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TGO David
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The flaw is assuming that the mags we all buy are to be carried all at once.  Mags are consumable items.  Eventually they break, wear out, get lost, etc.  If you cannot buy them later, you cannot have

MacGyver
MacGyver

My thought on "enough mags" is that during the next panic I ought to be able to buy a boat and comfortably retire.  Anything past that is just excessive.

Stegall Law Firm
Stegall Law Firm

In addition to breaking or being lost, magazines can get banned.  Not sure if it'll ever happen again in this country at the federal level, but anything is possible.  If you want to pass on to your ch

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Jamie Jackson

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What about magazine repair parts?

Springs, followers, baseplates?

When I put extensions on my Glocks I swap out springs and baseplates and keep em in a spares bucket.

Same for AR15 followers and springs, usually the USGI mags fail when you toss em on the ground or step on em - but the springs/followers are usually in good shape.

Hell same goes for RSAs, bolt gas rings, extractor springs, extra pins and springs for triggers and buffers. Disconnectors, hammers, sears - all that crap can easily fail if you find yourself fighting in an unconventional manner

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Yep....spare parts for any and all if you can swing it.

I have a box for my Glocks, AK's and AR's and still feel the need for more spare parts...

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