Armalite shows off its new AR-10 “A” family of rifles, which now accept third-party mags, including Mag-Pul PMAGS.
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I have an AR10 clone lower and the 20 round magpul PMag’s detent/recess/pocket doesn’t quite reach the mag well’s (male) protrusion, so you’ve 2 options: move the mag’s pocket/recess upward with flat end mill (then fill in the old void), or you can take material off the frontal portion of the mag (dremel rotary tool or sandpaper) that first touches the receiver’s magwell bottom front edge. I’m going to do the latter.