Hello firearms enthusiasts and Magpul fans, Magpul just dropped a video with Dwayne Lipac Jr., the Executive Vice President of Magpul Industries, and it was packed with some really interesting insights and updates. Let me share with you what I found particularly captivating.
Dwayne starts off by sharing his early experiences in the Marine Corps, dealing with those old, unreliable USGI magazines from the Vietnam War era. It’s fascinating how these experiences set the stage for Magpul’s journey toward revolutionizing magazine reliability and performance.
One of the first major breakthroughs from Magpul was around 2006, with the introduction of their followers for USGI magazines. This innovation significantly improved the magazines’ performance, especially under harsh conditions. It was a real game-changer, addressing the long-standing issue of magazine reliability in the field.
Then, there’s the development of the Magpul PMAG Magazine. This part was particularly interesting. Magpul’s journey in material science led to the creation of this polymer magazine. The Gen 1 PMAG turned out to be a breakthrough, offering superior reliability and durability. It’s a testament to Magpul’s commitment to continuous improvement and innovation in magazine design.
Dwayne also emphasized the superiority of polymer over metal for magazine construction. The resilience and ability of the polymer to maintain perfect geometry for reliable feeding is a key advantage.
However, the journey wasn’t without its challenges. Designing polymer magazines for certain rifle and handgun platforms was tricky due to space constraints. But, despite these challenges, Magpul successfully designed a polymer magazine for the Glock.
Magpul AMAG 17 SG9 Alloy Magazine
Now, the latest product from Magpul is the AMAG 17 SG9 magazine for the Sig 320. This stainless steel magazine features improved design aspects like precision laser welding, altered rib and follower geometry, and better spring design for enhanced performance.
What’s really impressive is Magpul’s rigorous quality control and testing standards. Dwayne talks about how they ensure consistency and reliability across all their products.
Magpul TMAG 30 AR/M4 GEN M3 Magazine
This rigorous approach is evident in another of their newest introductions – the Magpul TMAG 30 AR/M4 GEN M3 Magazine, a translucent magazine. This magazine, which has been years in the making, meets the durability and reliability standards of Magpul’s PMAGs but allows users to see the ammunition type and count.
Throughout the video, it’s clear that Magpul is deeply committed to innovation, rigorous testing, and quality control. Their journey from simple magazine followers to sophisticated, highly reliable magazines is a testament to their role in shaping the future of firearm accessories with a focus on reliability, innovation, and user needs.
The videos all suggest that Magpul continues to explore new materials and designs, aiming to enhance the functionality and reliability of their products. For us enthusiasts, we can expect more exciting developments from Magpul. Company insiders leaked that we will see more new Magpul products in 2024 than ever!? It’s a great time to be a firearms enthusiast, especially if you enjoy Magpul’s innovative approach to solving real-world firearms problems!


Looking forward to trying the MagPul Tmag. However that said, I would like to see Magpul do some other mags, not just for the most popular handguns and rifles, such as Canik. even though the Canik mags are Mecgar mags. I would like to see Magpuls take on them. I mean surely if Promag can make a Mecgar cloned mag for Canik, Magpul could do the same but better even if it is a polymer mag surely it would be an improvement over Promag”s Mecgar cloned Canik magazines