Derya Firearms D050003 DY12 2rd 12 Gauge Fits Derya MK Metal

SKU: LIP|DYD050003UPC: 850067243120Mfr. Part #: D050003

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Derya Firearms D050003 DY12 2rd 12 Gauge Fits Derya MK Metal

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Elevate the Shooting Experience with the Derya DY12 2-Round Magazine. Engineered for the DY12 Series, this magazine is a robust factory replacement, designed to deliver extended capacity with its 10-round capability for 12GA shells. Its metal construction, finished in a sleek black, ensures maximum durability and reliability in the field.

Additional information

upc

850067243120

manufacturer

Derya

Manufacturer Part Number

D050003

Caliber/Gauge

12 Gauge

Capacity

2

Model

DY12

Package Height

1.4

Package Width

5.3

Product Type

Accessory-Magazines

Shipping Weight

0.5

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