Eagle Vision Wildcat mags

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Bigragu

Bigragu

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curious to know if anyone has used them for their MK1 and MK2 Wildcats. I’m looking at the whole servicing part of it, accessing the inner o rings look way easier than the factory ones. I can’t tell from the EV photos if those are aluminum built or 3D printed. 

Anyway, for those that bought and tried them, how are they working out? Hoping folks have run at least a few tins of ammo thru them by now.

Thank you, folks
 
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I have one but use it in my Maverick. Tough as hell and keeps everything in place. I haven't had any issues with it and it cycles easily. If you have longer slugs/pellets you don't have to take the cover off just turn and drop in and they are aluminum with magnets that hold the cover/lid on; super snug and won't easily come apart.
 
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I have one but use it in my Maverick. Tough as hell and keeps everything in place. I haven't had any issues with it and it cycles easily. If you have longer slugs/pellets you don't have to take the cover off just turn and drop in and they are aluminum with magnets that hold the cover/lid on; super snug and won't easily come apart.
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That is for an Mk3 version. I was inquiring about MK1/MK2. Thanks, though
 
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Hey bigragu. I purchased a couple of these for my Wildcat MKII. They are very well made (machined aluminum). Since the o-rings were on the outside and easy to service I thought that I would love them. After using them for a while I changed back to the OEM clips. with the oring on the outside you cannot close the pellet probe on an empty clip. In real world use I found that i would often try to lose the probe after last shot and it woul easily shear the o-rings, often jambing them into the barrel. 
 
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