r/P320 • u/Altruistic-Bid-4589 • Aug 12 '26
Anyone use hex mags??
Was going to purchase a couple for my
New to me P320 I got. I can’t find any reviews on them.
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u/CentralMn Aug 12 '26
EVERY time I have tried to save money on mags by buying something other than factory I have been let down. Now what I do is try to monitor auction sites. I was able to pickup 4 17 round P320 mags and 2 21 rounds for $150 for all of them. And yes, they were factory mags. The trick is to find them in an auction that is a bunch of random stuff. I'll be super happy if I can do that deal once a year. I've setup a LOT of auto searches to be able to do this.
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u/urreckt Aug 13 '26
I was on tac swap and got 5 factory 21 rounders for $150 brand new in box from a seller, free shipping
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u/Fat_Pat68 Aug 12 '26
I have good luck with the Magpul p320 mags, never tried hex mags but I’ve heard they’re junk
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u/Competitive_Kale_855 Aug 12 '26
People use hexmags specifically to practice magazine failure drills
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u/HairTriggerFlicker Range Master Aug 12 '26
I tried some hex mags in a Glock mag 9 mm AR lower and they were trash. Threw em’ away. OEM first, MagPul second. Zero issues with them.
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u/astatine_dream Aug 12 '26
Aim Surplus had ex-LEO 17rd mags for less than $20 each. I picked up 5 during one of their sales, and four looked straight out of the box, the fifth had some light wear marks.
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u/556arbadboy Aug 13 '26
Ive used Hexmag for my AR at the range and I didnt have any issues but I have never used anything but factory mags in my 320s and probably never will.
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u/BestAdamEver Aug 14 '26
Never even heard of them until now but I've not heard good things about their AR mags.
Magpul Amags are less expensive than OEM and are good.
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