Great Idea for PMag Identification

[PeteMcGuire1881]

I found this story and thought it was pretty cool. I know you guys say you don't use a lot of rifle mags but thought it might be helpful:

http://gunmagwarehouse.com/blog/ritdye_Sand_Pmags/?platform


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[PeteMcGuire1881]

Here is the step by step:

http://gunmagwarehouse.com/blog/Sand_PMAGs_Not_FDE_But_A_Blank_Canvas/


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[poopgiggle]

So I can use "Apple Green" dye and finally have magazines that match my grandma's 1970s refrigerator?

 

[foghorn918]

I think it was avacado green and don't forget harvest gold was a popular choice too

 

[PeteMcGuire1881]

I think it was avacado green and don't forget harvest gold was a popular choice too

Avocado for the win!


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[dennishoddy]

I think it was avacado green and don't forget harvest gold was a popular choice too

7lbs of tannerite finished off my harvest gold beer box last year.

 

[Burk Cornelius]

This is what I use

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[PeteMcGuire1881]

This is what I use

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Don't be a curmudgeon, Burk! [emoji23]


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[Tuflehundon]

This is one of the reasons I use EMags. No one else has them, so my mag ID is easy.

 

[poopgiggle]

I think it was avacado green and don't forget harvest gold was a popular choice too

I know. The Apple Green came out looking avacado-y.

 

[Fleche]

Funny how I got derided for being tacticool by some of our members for dyeing FDE mags and furniture a few years back. Seems I was just ahead of the game.

(and FYI, I-dye Poly is far superior to Rit for plastics after Rit reformulated about 5 years ago)

 

[technetium-99m]

Diarrhea color for my 77gr ammo. Epic.