Warne 5001 Magazine Extension Extension PMAG 556 5rd Compatible w/ PMAG 30 Round Magazines Black Hardcoat Anodized Aluminum

SKU: LIP|WNMEPM556-5BLKUPC: 656813113125Mfr. Part #: 5001

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Warne 5001 Magazine Extension Extension PMAG 556 5rd Compatible w/ PMAG 30 Round Magazines Black Hardcoat Anodized Aluminum

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Warne Rifle Magazine Extensions are available in +5 capacity models for P-Mag 30 round Magazines. These extensions feature an ergonomic shape that allows for better insertion, and finger grooves, allowing the magazine to be stripped from the handgun if needed. Fits P-Mag 5.56-223 30 round magazines. Magazine NOT included. Not available for shipment to CA, CO, CT, D.C., HI, MD, MA, NJ, NY, WA, VT.

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656813113125

manufacturer

Warne

Manufacturer Part Number

5001

Model

Magazine Extension

Capacity

5

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