Hello All,

Last spring at the SHOT Show I gave George Gardner of GA Precision one of our DetMag units to test drive for me. Later in the summer he told me that he had installed it and it worked good, but he had some reservations as to the integrity of the magazines. He felt that they may not be made strong enough to withstand use by police and military. After pondering this for awhile,  the stage was set for the acid test.

 My question was, would the product stand up to a hard impact. I enlisted the help of my good friend Bob Ferreira and his Bell Jet Ranger Helo. I had him take a fully loaded magazine (M-72 Ball dummies) up to 300' and drop it onto a hard packed gravel drive.

 

After the magazine came to rest and showed no deformation, he took it up for a second round and once again a 300' freefall. The pics attached show the mag in freefall, impact (twice), and the final outcome.

After the test, the cartridges were straightened up in the magazine and fed through a rifle with no malfunctions.  I think our magazine integrity is spot on, would you agree?  

Kevin Wyatt 

To Order:
Wyatt's Outdoor Detachable Magazine Assembly - Remington 700 .308, 7.62, Ultra Mags & .338 Lapua
Nice quality machined aluminum with black powder coated finish, 8 rounds in Ultra Mag and .338 Lapua, 5 on the .308 Winchested case. The short action units drop in to Bell & Carlson stocks so should come in very handy!