Springfield Armory ARS6010 SAINT 10rd 9mm Luger Fits SAINT Victor 9mm Carbine Black Stainless Steel

SKU: TSW|156650UPC: 706397967932Mfr. Part #: ARS6010

$43.99

Springfield Armory ARS6010 SAINT 10rd 9mm Luger Fits SAINT Victor 9mm Carbine Black Stainless Steel

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Featuring stainless steel construction, the Springfield Armory SAINT 9mm 10-Round Magazine is a Colt-pattern magazine, specifically engineered for use with the all-new SAINT Victor 9mm Carbine. The high-tensile steel spring and polymer follower ensure smooth, reliable feeding, while the 10-round capacity offers incredible firepower for superior stopping power in high-stress target and defensive applications.

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upc

706397967932

manufacturer

Springfield Armory

Manufacturer Part Number

ARS6010

Caliber/Gauge

9mm

Capacity

10

Model

SAINT

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