How to - Dying Sand colored Magpul PMAG's with RIT Dye

I would not have thought that it works that way. Have you cleaned the parts prior to cooking in any special way?

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That's Brilliant. Thanks For sharing this information and the Video.

That is awesome thanks for sharing. I am going try this in a blue shade

I gotta try this!

I was looking for a way to set off some 300Blk as dedicated mags as I usually take both the 223 Wylde and 300 Blk to the range. This is far better than the tape I've been using. Off to the Mag Warehouse for some sand colored mags. Thanks for the video

Well crud.... Now I wish I had sand colored mags rather than black.... I'd be dying all mine pretty pink!

I think this is great and thank you for the video. I've been shooting for a very long time and it nice to people getting creative. I am curious though if you've done any torture testing of these mags after the dye job. I'm a chemist in my day job so I wonder if the process affects the mechanical properties of the mag.

Looking good! Will try the same for my range mags! Need to convince the wife now!

Where and what kind of lower is that Luv that look man.....

Great information. Opens up a whole new world on color choices for different loads.

Awesome!