Why buy pmags?

[808racer]

By the time you pay for the base material, springs, followers, and invest time in cleanup/finishing and assembly, you would have about $100 [shooting from the hip] in each mag. That doesn't include amoritizing the cost of the machine into each mag. This is why they are used for prototyping purposes. You get good parts quick, but far from cheap.

 

[MoBoost]

You get good parts quick, but far from cheap.

That's what they said about blank CD-R .. it'll go down

 

[808racer]

That's what they said about blank CD-R .. it'll go down

Very true! Just a matter of time...

 

[AtomicTango]

Fablab in Tulsa has a 3d printer. Its a community shop for open source projects or just hobbyists tinkering.

Currently 3d printing is uneconomical for actually manufacturing durable goods, but you can print up pre production prototypes at fablab for a small fee.

Its only a matter of time. I'm typing this on my phone, which is far more powerful than my 6 year old laptop.

 

[Cue]

Ok, so OSA just goes in together to buy a community printer, and then bring your own supplies and print what ya need. Anybody?

They are only around $2200. You can badivally teade an AR15 for one.