WEVO T&E - Mission First Tactical Mags

[Pyzik]

OP has been updated to include all my information, pictures and videos.

If anyone has questions on function or performance I'd he happy to answer them.

[Dstrbdmedic167]

Excellent T&E and videos Pyzik!! Love that Ginger beard

[Pyzik]

Haha, thanks.

[toolboxluis00200]

love how you drove around and just chug the mag out the window that was awesome

[WHSmithIV]

This is an interesting review. One of my brand new P-mags had 3 failures to feed. My Hexmags though worked flawlessly. I have 2 Israeli military surplus mags I still need to test. It really does suck when a mag doesn't feed properly and it's better to find out with testing than it is to find out in the middle of a firefight when your life depends on the mag feeding the rifle.

[Pyzik]

This is an interesting review. One of my brand new P-mags had 3 failures to feed. My Hexmags though worked flawlessly. I have 2 Israeli military surplus mags I still need to test. It really does suck when a mag doesn't feed properly and it's better to find out with testing than it is to find out in the middle of a firefight when your life depends on the mag feeding the rifle.

For sure. The mag is usually the weak point in the system.

I've had all good luck with AR mags.

.223 AK mags are another story.

[Pyzik]

Best WEVO T&E Review so far. Well done.

Just realized I didn't reply. THANKS!

[CK 187]

Great review, and I love the testing regiment!!

[CK 187]

This makes me want to take some mags to work since I work in the plastics industry and do testing on them. I'd like to baseline test structural failures with brand new vs "used" equipment. Maybe heat cycle the polymers in our ovens and blast chiller to induce contraction and then do failure tests


I love this kind of stuff. I even took all of the measuremnets from this test and made an Excel table showing the values

[Pyzik]

Great review, and I love the testing regiment!!

Thanks! I really tried to T&E and not review the mags. It's probably a good thing I didn't get an optic or something.

This makes me want to take some mags to work since I work in the plastics industry and do testing on them. I'd like to baseline test structural failures with brand new vs "used" equipment. Maybe heat cycle the polymers in our ovens and blast chiller to induce contraction and then do failure tests


I love this kind of stuff. I even took all of the measuremnets from this test and made an Excel table showing the values

Had these not broken so fast from the cold already I was planning on filling one with water and freezing it to let it expand and see if it survived. Great minds thing alike.

[mustangfreek]

Nice job pyzik!!