Magpul is the hottest AR accessory maker around, so it’s no surprise that they’ll have imitators. The FirearmBlog posted about these German PMAG knock offs from Oberland Arms. Talk about blatant.
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Here is what they write on their site about them: “The OA-Mag is not a Magpul-Product, nor is it licensed by Magpul Ind. in any way or did Magpul Ind. provide any help and assistance in developing this magazine. The OA-Mag will only be distributed to civilian customers in Germany and Europe. Worldwide distribution is limited as an OEM product, only together with an Oberland Arms rifle.”