Lancer 2320-21 L5AWM AR-15 Magazine 10RD .223 REM/5.56 NATO Translucent Smoke - 223 Remington/5.56 NATO Caliber, 10 Rounds, Aftermarket Origin, AR-15 Model

magazine functions well

It is a magazine and it works. No hiccups at the target range at least.

Excellent magazines. I have these in the 10, 20, and 30 round versions for use in two different rifles. An S&W M&P 15, upgraded with Faxon. 223 Wylde 16" 1;8 fluted barrel, and a built rifle with Aero upper and lower and Faxon. 223 Wylde 18" 1:8 fluted barrel. Nickel boron bolts in both. Absolutely no issues with fit, feed, or overall function using these magazines. Believe they will outlast other polymer mags and recommend them to anyone.

Ran 100 rounds thru the Lancers, no issues at all.

Ran 100 rounds thru the Lancers, no issues at all.

Two main reasons for trying out these magazines. Firdt was the fact that I am simply a range shooter with my rifle. At first the cool factor and wow factor of having 30 round magazines was all I was thinking about. But when you are sitting on a bench with your rifle up on the bipod, a 30 round magazine can get in the way, especially if you need to set the rifle on the heel of the stock for some reason. That 30 rounder suddenly can be a pain in the butt!. Also, those inexpensive MagPul 30 rounders don't have a view window to know where you stand on ammo. So I thought I would give the Lancer's a shot. I have been very pleased with the performance. Not a big deal only having ten rounds. I take lots of breaks anyway, so loading up is no big deal. Like being able to visibly see where I am on rounds if necessary. I find these magazines to be just as good as any out there and will no doubt be buying more as they are easier to store and carry.