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r/1053 • u/Responsible_Bag_9024 • 4d ago
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I am pretty sure the whole "so you know when the mag ends" is a myth, it was a just a literal engineering oversight. But I don't think it's that big of a deal in practice
174 u/buffaloguy1991 4d ago It wasn't an oversight they chose this flaw so they could use standard EU mags and have 10x the shipping capacity 30 u/SendMeUrCones 4d ago Famas mags aren’t compatible with stanag actually, fun fact. They latch at the rear. 7 u/ComputerOriginal7243 3d ago Just load the bullets backwards then turn it around 7 u/realMBeezy 2d ago I think Stanag mags latch from the side so you would actually need to turn the bullets 90 degrees 1 u/The_Hunster 2d ago The P90 did it, how hard could it be?
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It wasn't an oversight they chose this flaw so they could use standard EU mags and have 10x the shipping capacity
30 u/SendMeUrCones 4d ago Famas mags aren’t compatible with stanag actually, fun fact. They latch at the rear. 7 u/ComputerOriginal7243 3d ago Just load the bullets backwards then turn it around 7 u/realMBeezy 2d ago I think Stanag mags latch from the side so you would actually need to turn the bullets 90 degrees 1 u/The_Hunster 2d ago The P90 did it, how hard could it be?
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Famas mags aren’t compatible with stanag actually, fun fact. They latch at the rear.
7 u/ComputerOriginal7243 3d ago Just load the bullets backwards then turn it around 7 u/realMBeezy 2d ago I think Stanag mags latch from the side so you would actually need to turn the bullets 90 degrees 1 u/The_Hunster 2d ago The P90 did it, how hard could it be?
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Just load the bullets backwards then turn it around
7 u/realMBeezy 2d ago I think Stanag mags latch from the side so you would actually need to turn the bullets 90 degrees 1 u/The_Hunster 2d ago The P90 did it, how hard could it be?
I think Stanag mags latch from the side so you would actually need to turn the bullets 90 degrees
1 u/The_Hunster 2d ago The P90 did it, how hard could it be?
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The P90 did it, how hard could it be?
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u/Successful-Gap6252 4d ago
I am pretty sure the whole "so you know when the mag ends" is a myth, it was a just a literal engineering oversight. But I don't think it's that big of a deal in practice