ASC AR Family Rifle Magazine Black Follower .223 Remington Black Stainless Steel 30/rd

SKU: RSR|MGASC223-30RD-SS-BUPC: 818805010069Mfr. Part #: 30-223-SS-BM-B-ASC

$19.99

ASC AR Family Rifle Magazine Black Follower .223 Remington Black Stainless Steel 30/rd

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Ammunition Storage Components LLC or ASC is the premier manufacturer and supplier of AR magazines to the rifle industry. They provide the different capacities of aluminum and stainless steel in .223/5.56 6.8 SPC 6.5 Grendel .308 7.62 x 39 5.45 x 39 and 9mm for the AR15 M-16 and M-4 family of rifle. ASC goes above and beyond current industry standards to ensure the quality of our magazines are second to none.

Additional information

upc

818805010069

manufacturer

Ammunition Storage Components

Manufacturer Part Number

30-223-SS-BM-B-ASC

Caliber/Gauge

.223 REM/5.56 NATO

Capacity

30

Product Type

Magazine

Shipping Weight

0.3688

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