Howa HPTM30000 Detachable Mag Black 10rd 223 Rem for Howa 1500 Mini Action

SKU: TSW|16398UPC: 682146320046Mfr. Part #: HPTM150051

$37.99

Howa HPTM30000 Detachable Mag Black 10rd 223 Rem for Howa 1500 Mini Action

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Howa HPTM30000 Detachable Mag Black 10rd 223 Rem for Howa 1500 Mini Action, available at County Armory, the local gun store in Greenville, Texas. Order online or pick it up in store at 2510 Hemphill St.

  • Manufacturer: Howa
  • Model: Detachable Mag
  • Caliber/Gauge: .223 REM/5.56 NATO
  • Capacity: 10
  • Type: Replacement

Questions about this item? Call us at (903) 259-6600, Tuesday through Friday 10am to 6pm and Saturday 10am to 5pm.

This replacement or spare magazine is compatible with Howa 1500 Mini Action.

Additional information

upc

682146320046

manufacturer

Howa

Manufacturer Part Number

HPTM150051

Brand Fit

Howa

Caliber/Gauge

.223 REM/5.56 NATO

Capacity

10

Length

6.6500

Model

Detachable Mag

Model Fit

1500 Mini Action

Product Type

Replacement

Quantity

1

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