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I just bought one love it so far but I just wanted to ask would you recommend leaving it loaded for long periods of time ? Like if I were to buy a couple An leave them loaded in my safe and I know you said you leave it loaded in your Ar but I just wanna make sure. Thank you for the blog it help a lot
My D60s stay loadedfor monthsat a time, until I get the urge to go crazy for 15 seconds and empty them into the vicinty of two sand filled 55 gal plastic drums sitting down in a ravine about 150 meters from my back deck. I have never had a single malfunction. I agree with the author of this article that they’re hard to beat for first response to a threat, until you can switch to preloaded 30 rd. Clips from cover.
Not a fast loading mag for sure. It’s gonna be nice have 60rds on tap though