Detachable mags - Accurate Mag vs. Hawkins Hunter
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comfisherman
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Hawkins hunter, they fit close to flush and they don't rattle when loaded. Can always stuff a big mag for range days with a little less ease of mag extraction.
MallardAddict
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Both for me depending on goal for the day.
Usually when on foot I have a 3rd flush Hawkins or Curtis mag in the gun with a spare 5 rd aics or accurate mag in my pocket if not one in the pack.
When calling coyotes or varmint hunting I just use the 5rd and some times 10rd mags and deal with them sticking down.
Usually when on foot I have a 3rd flush Hawkins or Curtis mag in the gun with a spare 5 rd aics or accurate mag in my pocket if not one in the pack.
When calling coyotes or varmint hunting I just use the 5rd and some times 10rd mags and deal with them sticking down.
I've used both, but prefer the Hunter DBM on a hunting rifle. The look and feel of a near flush fit just appeals to me.
MallardAddict
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100%. I use either the Hawkins Hunter or APA RTG M5's on hunting guns. Still have 1 with PTG in my 6x47 Lapua and may change it out too but it's mostly a truck and range toy so likely won't matter.
