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Last Edited by jersharocks | Staff June 24, 2016 at 07:13 AM$99.99
$179.99
Surefire AR-15 .223/5.56 100-Round Magazine - $99.99 + S/H ($7.99 Shipping to AZ, could be different for other spots in the U.S.)
GunMagWarehouse.com [gunmagwarehouse.com]
The SureFire High-Capacity Magazine is compatible with all Mil Spec AR-15 variants and other firearms that function with standard AR-15 pattern magazines. Constructed entirely from Mil-Spec aluminum and then Type III hard coat anodized for durability. Surefire magazines feed smoothly and reliably were designed to be left loaded indefinitely. Additionally, Surefire Magazines can be disassembled for cleaning via the removable floorplate. Also, unlike other high capacity magazines, the Surefire High-Capacity Magazines DO NOT require dry lubricants for reliability.
Due to their unique 4x2 quad stack configuration, the magazines add firepower without excessive bulk. The 100-round magazine is only an inch and a half longer than a standard 30 round magazine and narrower than two 30-round magazines clipped together.
Surefire High-Capacity Magazines can be seated in a rifle with a closed bolt, even when fully loaded-no downloading required. Surefire ensured this by allowing for differing tolerances between SAAMI and NATO specifications.
Technical Information:
SureFire MAG5-100 HCM Specs:
Caliber: 5.56 NATO/.223 Remington
Capacity: 100 Rounds
Height: 12.2"
Width: 1.66"
Weight-Empty: 9.6 ounces
Weight-Fully Loaded: 3.3 lbs
Box Material: 6000 Series Aluminum
Follower Material: Nylon
Construction: Spot Welded
Finish/Color: MIL-L-46010 (Grey)
For comparison purposes, USGI 30-Round magazine specs provided below.
MILSPEC USGI 30-Round Magazine Specs:
Caliber: 5.56 NATO/.223 Remington
Height: 7.1"
Width: 0.88"
Weight-Empty: 3.9 ounces
Weight-Fully Loaded: 1.06lb/16.9 oz
GunMagWarehouse.com [gunmagwarehouse.com]
The SureFire High-Capacity Magazine is compatible with all Mil Spec AR-15 variants and other firearms that function with standard AR-15 pattern magazines. Constructed entirely from Mil-Spec aluminum and then Type III hard coat anodized for durability. Surefire magazines feed smoothly and reliably were designed to be left loaded indefinitely. Additionally, Surefire Magazines can be disassembled for cleaning via the removable floorplate. Also, unlike other high capacity magazines, the Surefire High-Capacity Magazines DO NOT require dry lubricants for reliability.
Due to their unique 4x2 quad stack configuration, the magazines add firepower without excessive bulk. The 100-round magazine is only an inch and a half longer than a standard 30 round magazine and narrower than two 30-round magazines clipped together.
Surefire High-Capacity Magazines can be seated in a rifle with a closed bolt, even when fully loaded-no downloading required. Surefire ensured this by allowing for differing tolerances between SAAMI and NATO specifications.
Technical Information:
SureFire MAG5-100 HCM Specs:
Caliber: 5.56 NATO/.223 Remington
Capacity: 100 Rounds
Height: 12.2"
Width: 1.66"
Weight-Empty: 9.6 ounces
Weight-Fully Loaded: 3.3 lbs
Box Material: 6000 Series Aluminum
Follower Material: Nylon
Construction: Spot Welded
Finish/Color: MIL-L-46010 (Grey)
For comparison purposes, USGI 30-Round magazine specs provided below.
MILSPEC USGI 30-Round Magazine Specs:
Caliber: 5.56 NATO/.223 Remington
Height: 7.1"
Width: 0.88"
Weight-Empty: 3.9 ounces
Weight-Fully Loaded: 1.06lb/16.9 oz
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That doesn't seem right .
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It's also incredibly overpriced, especially when you can get quality 30 round mags for $15 or less.
It's also incredibly overpriced, especially when you can get quality 30 round mags for $15 or less.
All of the above is pretty accurate with one exception- there's an obvious use case for a larger mag-
That's if you own a slidefire stock
(or, obviously, an NFA registered select fire AR)
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