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08-24-2016, 08:28 AM
I have a couple. I picked them up at the NRA annual meetings.
My AR-15 experience is limited and the only other ones I own are PMAG 30, GEN3.
I used the two brands interchangeably during the Red Dot Advanced AR class.
The noticeable differences are the DD takes 32 rounds, so you get two more, and the they have a textured body which makes it easier to grip and hold on to.
Other than that they performed equally as well. Over the 8 hour class I could not have told you which one was in the rifle while shooting.
I wasn't trying to compare or run comparison tests, so unless some professional field test reveals a design flaw I would grab the DD over the PMAG based solely on the grip. But then again, I have the VZ Operator IIs on my 1911, so I guess I am used to that.
My AR-15 experience is limited and the only other ones I own are PMAG 30, GEN3.
I used the two brands interchangeably during the Red Dot Advanced AR class.
The noticeable differences are the DD takes 32 rounds, so you get two more, and the they have a textured body which makes it easier to grip and hold on to.
Other than that they performed equally as well. Over the 8 hour class I could not have told you which one was in the rifle while shooting.
I wasn't trying to compare or run comparison tests, so unless some professional field test reveals a design flaw I would grab the DD over the PMAG based solely on the grip. But then again, I have the VZ Operator IIs on my 1911, so I guess I am used to that.
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My AR-15 experience is limited and the only other ones I own are PMAG 30, GEN3.
I used the two brands interchangeably during the Red Dot Advanced AR class.
The noticeable differences are the DD takes 32 rounds, so you get two more, and the they have a textured body which makes it easier to grip and hold on to.
Other than that they performed equally as well. Over the 8 hour class I could not have told you which one was in the rifle while shooting.
I wasn't trying to compare or run comparison tests, so unless some professional field test reveals a design flaw I would grab the DD over the PMAG based solely on the grip. But then again, I have the VZ Operator IIs on my 1911, so I guess I am used to that.