MR DESERT EAGLE 50AE MARK XIX 6 BLK IMB

SKU: LIP|MRDE50L6IMBUPC: 761226090557Mfr. Part #: DE50L6IMB

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MR DESERT EAGLE 50AE MARK XIX 6 BLK IMB

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Model: Desert Eagle Mark XIX L6 Series – Caliber: 50AE – Finish: Black Steel Slide And Barrel – Action: Single Action – Frame: Black Hard Coat Alloy Frame – Sight: Fixed – Barrel Length: 6 – Overall Length: 10.75 – Weight: 44 oz – Capacity: 8+1 – # of Mags: 1 – Safety: Ambidextrous Safety – Slide: Aluminum Black Carbon Steel Slide – Muzzle: Integral Muzzle Brake

Additional information

upc

761226090557

manufacturer

Magnum Research

Manufacturer Part Number

DE50L6IMB

Action

Single Action

ATF Type

Pistol

Barrel Length

6"

Caliber/Gauge

.50 Action Express

Capacity

7 + 1

Length

10.75

Model

Mark XIX

Number of Magazines

1

Package Height

3.5

Package Width

10.3

Product Type

Semi-Auto Pistol

Safety

Manual Thumb

Shipping Weight

5.5

Sights

Fixed Combat

Sights Type

Fixed Combat

Slide Description

Serrated

State Restriction (CA)

NO DIRECT SHIP TO CALIFORNIA

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