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I took them to the range today. Cons, they are not as easy to load as they would seem, but by my 4th mag I was getting better. Maybe it is a learning curve. Pros - these things are built REALLY well and thick. I would run over these things with a truck and they would still be good.

I probably paid a bit under retail, but hey, it was an impulse buy.

Pmags are much less expensive, and it's not like I need to speed load EVER.

Still, having 6 more 30rnd mags is 6 more than I had before....and that is not a bad thing

One in the same. I got a six pack for $100 bucks. I don't know if I got a deal or not, but it was an impuse thing.

The cool factor got the best of me.

I went to the Houston gun show today. I really did not have anything to shop for in particular, but I had a few friends who I was meeting there. I picked up some ammo, a new front pocket holster for my 38....basically, I was out parking, and entrance fee....

I came across a booth with Cammenga Speed mags for my AR 223. I have 8 mil spec mags, 10 p-mags, all for one AR. I have enough mags. The vendor demonstrated the Cammenga speed mag to me, and it was cool. The things are built VERY well compared to the mil spec stuff, so I bought a few (ok, 6 mags)

These mags seem really good, easy and quick to load, and good quality. I have not used them in real life as of yet, but they do have the "new car smell" at this point.

These mags feel like I could drive my car over them with little effect compared to the normal mags.

I already have 6 of these things...anyone have any experience with them?

Is this how my wife feels when shopping for shoes?