Apparently the Army acknowledges that TACOM's message was "poorly written and not intended as a directive on the use of PMAGs".
“At best, the message is incomplete; at worst the message allows soldiers to jump to the wrong conclusions,” Bourke said. “Maintenance Information Messages [from TACOM] are permissive. They are not an order. They are not a directive. All content and direction in those messages are optional for the recipient.”
http://www.military....html?ESRC=eb.nl
Ok, so they didn't ban PMAGs after all....
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I Hate Gunlaws
, Jun 09 2012 08:07 PM
Cant make up their minds?
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