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Question: Does anyone know if Amazon is still shipping fakes per the reviews?
Document: Does not say Magpul on product or packaging. I really didn't give that much thought until now. Product had to be modified to fit. It now latches up. However, that doesn't help, it still falls out with every shot. I suspect this is counterfeit and is just junk. (follow up)  I contacted Amazon and they promptly refunded my money. Thanks Amazon, great customer service. I hope they investigate the origin of the product.
I would recommend this product to anyone that wants one. I could recommend it to my cousin but she does not shoot so what would be the reasoning behind that. Anyone that has a magpul grip and wants a grip core. Final answer
The item I got direct from Amazon was a fake Magpul product.It didn't fit very well, and after 10 or so shots would fall out making it totally useless!Had to return for refund.
I can easily understand the concerns that people have with &#34;fakes&#34; because that is a big problem in many areas of this industry. I too was &#34;on the fence&#34; about ordering and whether this was an actual Magpul product or a fake.So, I called Magpul today and spoke with them about this CR123 Core product.
If you don't mind fakes, it fits the MOE+ grip ok. I'll keep mine until I run across the real one. It came in a small plastic bag. Magpul does not sell their items like that. MOE or Magpul is not on it anywhere. It did fit though and it does hold the CR123's just fine. I just don't like fakes.
That is exactly how my Magpul Core came from Amazon.b) This product is also one of the few that does not come with the typical Magpul consumer packaging that we are all used to seeing from Magpul.c) Magpul does not put their logo anywhere on this product. According to the Magpul rep, the only written identifier is the &#34;CR123 (2)&#34; that is molded into the end of the core.
I had ordered this so I could always have a couple more 123s for my EOtech, but unfortunately it does not seat into the MOE+ grip I have. I had sent an e-mail to amazon about this and they kindly refunded me my money and did not require me to send the item back, so at least it works as a waterproof battery carrier, if nothing else I'll stow it in a pouch to have on hand.
This review is for the Magpul CR123 grip core in black. I purchased this core for use in a Magpul MOE+ grip and it works great. It can store 2 CR123 batteries for whatever you need- I use mine for a Streamlight flashlight I have mounted on my AR. The core slides in to the grip easily and snaps in securely. It also has a rubberized cap to seal the batteries from the elements. I would recommend this to anyone looking for an extra storage option for their AR platform.
It's a simple add-on. I bought this for my MOE pistol grip for my AR-15. I have my XPS2-0 that uses a single CR123 battery and I plan on adding a Surefire M300A Mini-Scout light soon, which also uses a single CR123 battery. I hardly notice any weight being added to my rifle honestly. No rattling what-so-ever on my end - I know a few people might have that problem. Other than that, it's a great product.
It seems everything Magpul touches turns to gold. I love their products, and their innovative ideas. The CR123 grip core is a great accessory and a perfect solution for getting a set of spare CR123 batteries onboard with your rifle or carbine. If you are running a light that uses these kinds of batteries, chances are you're running a powerful and energy thirsty light. I keep spare batteries in my pack, but this way, I know I've got a set of batteries with my rifle no matter what.
Answer: yes