Spartan Mounts for Mag Wall Display

I was seeking to organize my extra mags. And they fit perfectly with the magpul Gen3 mags. I would recommend the mounts to anyone who like to organize their space for maximum efficiency.

I have used various wall mounts for my .556 magazines and really like the mount concept. The problem was I could never find wall mounts for my 7.65 x 51mm (.308) magazines until these Spartan mounts came along. These Spartan mounts, though they only come is three mag configuration, are really nice. The mounts are 3D printed, and finish is quite good for a 3D printed item. The mounts are easy to install, and are very sturdy. I currently have 8 of these installed and they are really nice. One additional note, Spartan makes a huge array of specialty mounts, once you get their product, or go to their web site, you will find almost any mount you can think of.

I bought 3 AR10 mag mounts and they fit the pmags perfectly. Very sturdy and looked so good I bought another one to even things out on the shelf. Went to their website and found they have AR mag mounts, AK pmag mounts, AK steel mag mounts, various pistol mags, both single and double stack. The list goes on. Highly recommend these even though they are pricey. Buy once cry once🥲, but you’ll be happy you did 😁.

I saw the other review that said total garbage and I ignored it. I purchased it anyway thinking there is nothing to it. What could be garbage?Long story short, I am glad I did. It isn't fancy there is no shiny chrome, but it is functional which is about all I care about. It is a 3D printed PMAG holder. I can't stress that enough so I will say it again. It is a PMAG 5.56 holder, not just any magazine will work with this. IT IS FOR THE BRAND PMAG .223/5.56!Now that that is out of the way lets talk about the picture shown. If you hang the mags as shown with the curve to the wall it will not sit right unless your wall mount is screwed to a 3/4-1" board. If you spin them around so the curve is out they sit nicely in the holder. Another 3/4" of molding behind them would make it work either way. (Suggestion for the Manufacturer) That is the reason for the 4 stars vs 5 stars. Also minor side note: there was one minor sharp edge I fixed with my pocket knife.I am sure someone will read the above and say something like if you hang them curve out the bullet is facing the room, that is dangerous. I am about as worried about that as I am worried about my gun getting up and going on a shooting rampage on its own. If anything it is probably safer because the primer is not available to be struck by something hitting it. With that said, I don't leave all my mags loaded so it doesn't matter. It is hard on the springs to leave them loaded. Buy a quality speed loader and you won't either :) Leaving 1 loaded to protect your house and family only seems paranoid until you have to use it, then it just seemed smart.I don't need to add a disclaimer as I don't work for them, didn't get any discounts, wasn't paid to write a review, and don't have to be to be a satisfied customer.Update (4/21/2018): I upgraded my rating from 4 stars to 5 stars and here is why. I just moved my mount to a new location and realized I was a little hard on them about the angle. There is a light angle on the back of it when I initially installed it apparently I over-tightened it and it pulled that into the sheet rock some lessening the angle. On my remount I was a little more careful and it seems to be a tad bit better. You can hang a mag as shown, it isn't perfect, but its better than before.

Took a chance they would fit these beefy mags for my 12 gauge bullpup. Would need a standoff to accommodate the curve of the 10 round mags. Sturdy and mounts securely.

Solid unit that does what it's advertised to do well. The only option I've found for mounting ruger BX25 mags so there's no doubt they can charge what they want and people will buy (obviously I did). But 20 bucks for a small piece of 3d printed plastic is excessive. I would buy a lot more if the price were even remotely reasonable

Look no further. I spent time looking at more complex solutions, but this just takes the cake. Solid build, well thought out, and inexpensive. I purchased two to test out and plan on buying more.I was initially impressed by the design. It mounts with a slight cant to prevent mags sliding forward. The brackets are perfectly shaped for p mags and the included drywall fasteners have no issues holding full 30 rd mags. I have no doubt they will hold 40 rnd p mags as well.I’ve also used it to hold steel mags that were resting on the safe below it. Funny enough, it appears the gaps are snug enough to hold the full steel mags (see picture). While I’ve had loaded Pmags in it for over a month without issue, I just figured this trick out today.

These are a perfect fit for Magpul P mags. This mounting system needs an extruded lip on the bottom of the magazine in order to catch them this is not compatible with USGI magazines. The install is straightforward and the screws and wall anchors that they provide seem to be sufficient although I did not use those as the depth of the wood inside my safe would not allow me to use the length of those screws. I gave the value for money four stars because it seem to be a bit pricey for 1/2 of the price I would’ve bought four but at the current price point, it leaves me second-guessing whether I even should buy a second one. In Spartan's defense I don’t know what the machines cost to print these. So this may be a moot point. All of that aside I thoroughly do like the way aesthetically and functionally that it removes loose magazines and aligns them in a proper fashion. I would like to see differentiating colors to separate ball from personal defense rounds or even if you wanted to separate different grains or calibers. For what it is worth my x6 mags fully filled weigh in at 7 pounds 8.5 ounces. With my 5/8 wood in my safe the 1.25 inch wood screws work excellent. Again, sorry for the photo rotation...( ask Amazon)