Xtech Tactical XTT110BLKSPEEDMAG Speedmag 30rd Multi Fits AR-15 Black

SKU: TSW|169955UPC: 856822007044Mfr. Part #: XTT110BLKSPEEDMAG

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Xtech Tactical XTT110BLKSPEEDMAG Speedmag 30rd Multi Fits AR-15 Black

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The magazine allows you to pull the collar down as you drop the ammunition into the magazine. This makes it possible to drop several rounds in at a time and load magazines in a fraction of the time with far less effort. The Speedmag works in all Mil-Spec AR-15 lower receivers and will accept any ammunition that fits in regular mil-spec magazines like .223 Remington, 5.56 NATO, and .300 AAC Blackout.

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upc

856822007044

manufacturer

Xtech Tactical

Manufacturer Part Number

XTT110BLKSPEEDMAG

Model

Speedmag

Capacity

30

Caliber/Gauge

Multi

Quantity

1

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