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At first glance, the magazine looks fine, until I noticed its angle. The top end of the magazine isn't level with the rest of the gun, which means the rounds will be loaded butt-end-up into the firing chamber instead of flush and even. Although you got the detail of stacked ammo correct, you forgot that the bullet has to be feed smoothly into the weapon. A simple fix is to either have a strait box mag (on rifles like the G3 and Barret variants), or simply tilt your 'bananna' mag so that the top end is flush with the barrel.
Speaking of flush, another small detail to consider; currently, the ejection port isn't on the same level as the barrel. A simple way to fix this would be either to invert the barrel (so that the gas tube is above the barrel, and not below it), or to move the ejection port up to where the barrel is. This would also help with the position of the stock, as it could imply that the bolt and spring mechanisms fit inside it, just like how modern day AR-15 platforms work.
Great looking design though.