Mec-Gar MGMKII10B Standard Blued Detachable 10rd 22 LR for Ruger Mark II

SKU: TSW|48155UPC: 765595106406Mfr. Part #: MGMK22LRB

$18.99

Mec-Gar MGMKII10B Standard Blued Detachable 10rd 22 LR for Ruger Mark II

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Mec-Gar magazines are made in Italy with the most sophisticated technologies and best materials. This mag features a high-impact polymer follower, heat treated carbon steel tube, and a high-impact polymer floor plate that sits flush with the pistol.

Additional information

upc

765595106406

manufacturer

Mec-Gar

Manufacturer Part Number

MGMK22LRB

Brand Fit

Ruger

Caliber/Gauge

.22 LR

Capacity

10

Length

9.2000

Model

Ruger

Model Fit

MK II

Product Type

Magazine

Shipping Weight

0.1625

Quantity

1

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