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D&H wins $10 Million Army Magazine Contract

Talyn

Talyn

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This week, D&H Industries of Oconomowoc, Wisconsin was awarded a big contract to supply the Army with M16 magazines.

The $9,999,990 firm-fixed-price contract came from bids solicited via the internet, with one received. The award, issued Wednesday via the Army Contracting Command located at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, has a planned completion date of Aug. 29, 2029.


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bangnburp said:
I must be old, I still prefer aluminum over polymer. Not to say I don't have Magpul, just like my old surplus mags. Once new springs and no tilt followers are installed they are choice.
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The updated versions (I say updated but it’s over 25 years old) GI mags with the green follower are hard to beat.

I have a few Magpul and they are alt eight but I have seen them get jacked up when folks drop them in the lips. My agency bought a bunch of Gen 1 Magpuls and they did not hold up several mags started splitting open in the back where the mold seam is from being loaded in duty guns. I know they fixed it and we had better luck with the Gen 3 and 4 mags

Never had those issues with GI mags. Hopefully the new mags will be just as good!
 
ECS686 said:
The updated versions (I say updated but it’s over 25 years old) GI mags with the green follower are hard to beat.

I have a few Magpul and they are alt eight but I have seen them get jacked up when folks drop them in the lips. My agency bought a bunch of Gen 1 Magpuls and they did not hold up several mags started splitting open in the back where the mold seam is from being loaded in duty guns. I know they fixed it and we had better luck with the Gen 3 and 4 mags

Never had those issues with GI mags. Hopefully the new mags will be just as good!
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You mean gen 2 and gen 3 PMags. There is no gen 4.
 
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