Magpul 10-30 556mm ODG AR15 magazine

Description

California legal Magpul 10-30 556mm ODG AR15 magazine!

California compliant Magpul 10-30 556mm ODG AR15 magazine: Magpul Original Equipment (MOE) is a line of firearm accessories designed to provide a high-quality, economical alternative to standard weapon parts. The MOE line distinguishes itself with a simplified feature set, but maintains Magpul engineering and material quality.

The Magpul 10-30 556mm ODG AR15 magazine PMAG is a 10-round 5.56×45 NATO (.223 Remington) AR15/M4 compatible magazine that offers a cost competitive upgrade from the aluminum USGI. It features an impact resistant polymer construction, easy to disassemble design with a flared floorplate for positive magazine extraction, resilient stainless steel spring for corrosion resistance, and an anti-tilt, self-lubricating follower for increased reliability.The GEN M2 MOE is identical in form and function to the older model PMAG except that the optional Impact/Dust Cover is now sold separately.

FEATURES

• Optimized for use with Colt-spec AR15/M4 firearms
• Impact and crush resistant polymer construction
• Constant-curve internal geometry for smooth feeding
• Anti-tilt, self-lubricating follower for increased reliability
• USGI-spec stainless steel spring for corrosion resistance and field compatibility
• Textured gripping surface and flared floorplate for positive magazine handling and easy disassembly

The Magpul 10-30 556mm ODG AR15 Magazine has a 30 round body and has been blocked to 10 rounds in order to comply with magazine limit restrictions in California, New York, Connecticut, DC, Maryland and Massachusetts. This magazine has been modified to be sold in states with magazine capacity restrictions.

Cordelia Gun Exchange blocks the Magpul 10-30 556mm ODG AR15 Magazine using a rivet secured in place. This method meets the requirements of “permanent modification” to a 10 round magazine, while allowing for the magazine to be opened for maintenance. Cordelia Gun Exchange ensures that all magazines meet the legal requirements for states having magazine capacity limits, but does not guarantee that all magazines will easily load the maximum number of cartridges. Due to design variations in firearms, fully loaded magazines that have been modified may not insert easily against a closed bolt.

Made in U.S.A.