November 27, 2023
Description
Race Mag Pouch for 223 556 Pmags for ELS mounting system
Update 11192023
Update 01152023
This Mag Pouch uses the same Angle Adjust Plate and MRD as my double stack mag pouches.
This was designed and produced around a 223 556 Pmag. Most likely it will work with several other AR platform 223 556 magazines, but i do not have any to try and I dont want to assume.
Cant adjustable from 0 to 35° when using both arc screws, 0 to 70° when using only 1 arc screw. You do not have to take this apart to adjust the cant. Loosen the arc screws and pivot screw (pivot screw is behind the ELS, access it through the left ELS mount hole), set it where you want and tighten them back up.
Retention is adjusted with an M6 screw that is buried in the MRD. I will add a thumb screw to mine for quick and easy adjustment.
Print pouch upside down on the angle with supports “Everywhere” and overhang angle set at 65.
I print with 0.6 nozzle set at 0.24 layer height, wall count at 8, 5 tops and bottoms, infill 75% triangle for all parts.
I print all mine in PolyMaker PETG.
I have not printed the ELS yet, I modeled one for assembly design. It is dimensionally accurate with some minor modifications made for printing with a 0.6 nozzle. I did not model the female ELS.
BOM -
(1 each) printed parts - Mag pouch, MRD, Angle Plate
(6) M5 x 12 Flanged Button Head Cap Screws
(6) M5 x 7 x 8 Heat set insert with lead-in
(2) M5 x 20 Flanged Button Head Cap Screws
(2) M5 Nuts. Mine came in an assortment set, im sure you can get them on amazon as well. Truss nuts or Chicago nuts would look better but with where the nuts are the dont bother me to be regular hex nuts.
(1) M6 x 16 Thumbscrew (or regular screw)
About the heat set inserts. I only use the heat sets with the lead-in and for these you need to insert from the back of the part. You cannot access the back of the holes in the mag pouch with a soldering iron so I made the holes an interference fit and put a step at the end of the hole. So you will need to use some needle nose pliers and put the lead-in end of the heat set in to the hole from INSIDE the mag pouch, then put a washer and M5 screw on the outside and start cranking it down until the end of the heat set is clear of everything on the inside. It doesnt take long and surprisingly they hold really well.
License:
Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
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