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And Rit Dye...
I've numbered my PMAGs. And many of them are quite colorful.
Got in my sand baseplates and dyed them a nice Zombie Green and marked in the numbers with a paint marker.
To fill no need at all, I bought a windowed sand PMAG.
And dyed it foliage green.
While I think the windowed magazines are kinda neat I'm sort of at a loss for what use they really are. I've heard lots of explanations that kind of make sense, but I'm not convinced of the utility.
But neat is enough for any gun purchase!
This actually isn't my first dyed window PMAG. I have two more, in purple. Even Harvey has one in flat dark earth.
All of my PMAGs are the Gen 3 types, Harvey's are Gen 2 MOE.
Marv's been an enthusiastic user of the windowed types since they first came out. He even went so far as to convert a metal AR magazine to have a window, it works fine!
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