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States such as California have my utmost sympathy regarding gun rights

States such as California have my utmost sympathy regarding gun rights

Mag Coupler

By Michael O. Humphries

Originally posted at: https://americanhandgunner.com/gear/mag-coupler-2

Let me start off by saying all of you living in states such as California have my utmost sympathy regarding gun rights. I often cringe when I see some product engineered to comply with the byzantine gun laws in these localities. So I was pleasantly surprised when I first saw the MAG Coupler. Here’s a product that — while catering to shooters facing magazine capacity restrictions — is simply just plain clever and cool.

 

The MAG Coupler is devilishly simple in concept, but ingenious in application. Basically, it allows you to attach two Magpul PMAGs end-to-end, via the MAG Coupler replacement floorplate. Specific models are available for 5.56mm AR-15s, 7.62x39mm AK/AKM-pattern rifles and 7.62x51mm AR rifles. The 5.56 version is designed to fit Gen M3 PMAGs, the AK version AK/AKM MOE PMAGs, and the 7.62 AR version AR10 LR/SR Gen M3 PMAGs.

Say you’re restricted to 10-round magazines. With the simple addition of the MAG Coupler, you’ve now doubled your onboard ammo, with the second mag a simple flip away. The two 10-rounders stuck together will fit in many standard-sized magazine pouches, and the longer double mag provides improved magazine handling.
You might be thinking, “Okay, but I don’t live on the Left Coast, so why should I care?” The MAG Coupler also works on standard-capacity versions of the listed magazines. Yes, you can stick two 30-rounder 5.56mm AR or 7.62x39mm AK mags together for loads of range-time fun. Heck, dig up a few 40-rounder AR mags and you might — depending upon your height — be able to use it as a standing monopod. Just kidding; don’t try this.

The MAG Couplers are cheap, ranging from a whopping $9.99 all the way up to a mortgage-shaking $10.99. Seriously though, this is a really neat addition to your kit for a piddling amount of money. I tried out a 5.56mm MAG Coupler with two 10-round PMAGs and was impressed by the combo mag system’s stability and rigidity. It’s rock-solid. For more info: www.americanhandgunner.com/index

 

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