He can, and does, produce them either way. Your preference. Just be specific at time of order.
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Carm Magazines first impressions.
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Just received CARM mags for an Evol .30 and they are so much easier to use than oem, and being 1/3 the price doesn't hurt either. Really outstanding product.
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Hey Guys,
Got .177 and .20 cal CARM magazines for my RAW HM1000x. Have only tried the .177 so far, but POI inconsistent and also different from hand loaded pellet.
Magazine give me multiple, inaccurate shots
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The magazine fits very tight and seems to deform pellets as they're loaded .... don't know what the issue is?
Got .177 and .20 cal CARM magazines for my RAW HM1000x. Have only tried the .177 so far, but POI inconsistent and also different from hand loaded pellet.
Magazine give me multiple, inaccurate shots
.The magazine fits very tight and seems to deform pellets as they're loaded .... don't know what the issue is?
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Contact darko he’ll helpHey Guys,
Got .177 and .20 cal CARM magazines for my RAW HM1000x. Have only tried the .177 so far, but POI inconsistent and also different from hand loaded pellet.
Magazine give me multiple, inaccurate shots
The magazine fits very tight and seems to deform pellets as they're loaded .... don't know what the issue is?
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I recently bought a Huntsman from a member here and received a pair of CARM magazines with it as extras. They look as new.
I'm surprised at how popular they are on this post and forum?
They're 3D printed plastic, precise enough to work, but not any form of precision machining. Really, they look like something a shop would make as a proof of concept prototype before committing to any serious runs. The Daystate mags are nicely machined from aluminum and equally as nicely anodized. Easier to load by a factor of 5.
I think I'm going to put the 2 CARM mags on the Classifieds, I can't see myself ever using them. Now that I have said all that, I probably would "consider" a CARM magazine 7 shot mag that would allow LOW scope mounting-Considering there isn't anything else to choose from
I'm surprised at how popular they are on this post and forum?
They're 3D printed plastic, precise enough to work, but not any form of precision machining. Really, they look like something a shop would make as a proof of concept prototype before committing to any serious runs. The Daystate mags are nicely machined from aluminum and equally as nicely anodized. Easier to load by a factor of 5.
I think I'm going to put the 2 CARM mags on the Classifieds, I can't see myself ever using them. Now that I have said all that, I probably would "consider" a CARM magazine 7 shot mag that would allow LOW scope mounting-Considering there isn't anything else to choose from
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Finally got my magazines to work well by removing just a whisker of side thickness and making the slot going over the barrel longer/deeper.Hey Guys,
Got .177 and .20 cal CARM magazines for my RAW HM1000x. Have only tried the .177 so far, but POI inconsistent and also different from hand loaded pellet.
Magazine give me multiple, inaccurate shots
The magazine fits very tight and seems to deform pellets as they're loaded .... don't know what the issue is?
Not much of a tweak, (couple minutes with the Dremel) but made all the difference
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What's more disgusting? A company charging $120 for an 11 shot magazine, or a cheaper 3D printed magazine with an O-ring retainer??
I honestly couldn't choose!
I honestly couldn't choose!
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I use Carm mags in my RTI, they are simple, well made mags and are realistically priced. I never could understand the original mag prices from most manufacturers, $100 for a magazine? Daystate is particularly egregious in their pricing.
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Yeah RAW's are $75 and NOT made in .177 or .20 calibers. Forced to hand load or use a CARM.
Because the HM1000x isn't made in smaller calibers, OEM magazines don't exist.
Because the HM1000x isn't made in smaller calibers, OEM magazines don't exist.
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