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I wonder if these have the revised follower yet?
Well, my ARC mags arrived today. They have the red follower that you guys don't like.
I will just have to wait till my rifle arrives to see how they work.
If they hang up and nose dive like some of you describe, what follower should I replace the original with? But obviously, I'm hoping they run perfectly.
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I have the MK Machining enhanced follower, but I found that 5rd AI internals work best.
blbennett1288,
Will you please confirm that you are saying you used the spring and follower from an AI 5rd .308 mag in the ARC 10-round mag to get optimum results? Or was it just the follower? Also was this across several actions/stocks/chassis or just the one? What caliber or calibers? Thanks!
Best regards,
TSean
I have only tried it in one rifle, a Tikka T3 6.5 Creedmoor in MPA chassis, but it has been tested for over about 400 rounds. Give me a month or 2 and i will have tested it in a TL3. Note that in my garage I can cycle any of the following configurations without issues, but once live firing I encounter issues. I have tried the ARC mag stock, with the MK Machining follower, and with all AI internals (spring and follower) from a 5rd AI mag. The ARC mag stock nose dived the most, with about 2 rounds per mag. The MK Machining follower nosed dived about one per mag. The ARC mag with the AI spring and follower only nose dived one out of 100 rounds.
It is worth noting that with any of these configurations, when it actually feeds correctly, the ARC mag is butter smooth. I dont know if it is the coating or that the rounds are angled upwards already or a combination, but it feels great. It is so much smoother than any AI mag I have ever tried that it is worth the additional cost of making them work with AI internals.
I have only tried it in one rifle, a Tikka T3 6.5 Creedmoor in MPA chassis, but it has been tested for over about 400 rounds. Give me a month or 2 and i will have tested it in a TL3. Note that in my garage I can cycle any of the following configurations without issues, but once live firing I encounter issues. I have tried the ARC mag stock, with the MK Machining follower, and with all AI internals (spring and follower) from a 5rd AI mag. The ARC mag stock nose dived the most, with about 2 rounds per mag. The MK Machining follower nosed dived about one per mag. The ARC mag with the AI spring and follower only nose dived one out of 100 rounds.
It is worth noting that with any of these configurations, when it actually feeds correctly, the ARC mag is butter smooth. I dont know if it is the coating or that the rounds are angled upwards already or a combination, but it feels great. It is so much smoother than any AI mag I have ever tried that it is worth the additional cost of making them work with AI internals.
Tyler, PM on its way.If anyone is in doubt about their feeding and what to do, I'll send you one of my followers free, you like it you can buy it! They seem to fix nosedives for most folks that use em, particularly for shorter rounds like BR, Dasher, 6.5x47 etc.
Here are a couple pics of what's going on with my magazine ... it's more of an "assdive" rather than a nosedive.
Thanks!Echo: I’ve been playing with my ARC mags and when I encountered “ass dives” the solution was to open up the feed lips some.
It was with a different case then yours but I think the principle may old true.
I think you're right; the round isn't coming up high enough. I'll follow your and RampedRaptor's advice and tweak the feed lips a little and see how it goes.That looks like your rounds aren't coming up far enough? Or is it a specific way through the mag that it happens?
I have 2 that are doing the exact same thing I have tried putting AI spring and follower in them and they still do it, not every round but enough that it gets aggravating. I am running mine in a Surgeon 591 so I will try the feed lips and see if that will fix the issue.