What Type and How Many for a Loadout? Closer look at Amend 2

Published on October 4, 2019
Duration: 11:46

This video discusses personal loadout strategies for ammunition magazines, focusing on rifle and pistol configurations. The speaker, drawing on personal experience, recommends carrying seven magazines per rifle and a minimum of three to five for pistols. The content also provides a comparative look at Amend 2 and Magpul polymer magazines, highlighting differences in grip texture, follower visibility, and witness holes, alongside a brief mention of metal magazines and their potential military NSN designation.

Quick Summary

For rifle loadouts, consider carrying a minimum of seven magazines per rifle. For pistols, aim for at least three loaded magazines, with five being a more robust option. This ensures sufficient ammunition for various scenarios, whether for personal defense or for family members who might be employing a rifle.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Magazine Loadout Questions
  2. 00:12Personal Loadout Philosophy
  3. 01:08Rifle Magazine Recommendations
  4. 01:51Pistol Magazine Recommendations
  5. 02:28Types of Magazines: Metal vs. Polymer
  6. 03:29Pros of Metal Magazines
  7. 04:21NSN Designation for Metal Mags
  8. 05:08Polymer Magazines: Magpul PMAGs
  9. 06:02Amend 2 vs. Magpul: Key Differences
  10. 06:34Amend 2 Magazine Features
  11. 07:03Amend 2 Pistol Magazines
  12. 08:02Amend 2 Glock 19 vs. Glock 17 Mags
  13. 09:11Range Testing Impressions
  14. 10:04Where to Find Amend 2 Magazines
  15. 10:45Viewer Experience & Call to Action
  16. 11:06Next Week's Content

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a recommended magazine loadout for a rifle?

For rifle loadouts, a common recommendation is to carry at least seven magazines per rifle. This ensures sufficient ammunition for various scenarios, whether for personal defense or for family members who might be employing a rifle.

How many magazines should I carry for my pistol?

For pistols, a minimum of three loaded magazines is generally advised. Carrying five magazines provides a more robust loadout, ensuring you have ample ammunition readily available for self-defense or tactical situations.

What are the main differences between Amend 2 and Magpul polymer magazines?

Amend 2 magazines often feature a more aggressive grip texture and a high-visibility red follower. Magpul PMAGs are known for their proven reliability and simpler design, often lacking witness holes found on some Amend 2 pistol magazines.

Are metal magazines still a viable option for modern loadouts?

Metal magazines are durable and thinner, which can aid in faster reloads and easier pouch fitment. Those with a military NSN designation are considered to meet DoD standards, offering a potential indicator of quality and reliability.

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