LANCER L5AWM 300BLK 10RD TRANS SMK

SKU: RSR|MGLS999-000-4280-03UPC: 738435619480Mfr. Part #: 999-000-4280-03

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LANCER L5AWM 300BLK 10RD TRANS SMK

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The L5AWM 300BLK magazine has been specifically designed for use with heavy subsonic .300 Blackout ammunition, especially with 200+ grain projectiles. Its updated internal magazine geometry allows these longer, heavier bullets to stack properly, enhancing feeding reliability compared to a traditional .223/5.56 magazine. The magazine body features distinctive .300 Blackout markings, and it ships with a contrasting flat dark earth floor plate for easy visual identification.

Additional information

upc

738435619480

manufacturer

Lancer Systems

Manufacturer Part Number

999-000-4280-03

Caliber/Gauge

.300 AAC Blackout

Capacity

10

Length

8.6000

Model

L5 Advanced Warfighter

Product Type

Magazine

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