ASC Grey Teflon 30 Round RD .223 Aluminum AR15 Magazine 5.56

20 Round RD .223 Aluminum Grey Teflon AR15 Magazine 5.56 AND CHROME SILICON SPRING

WARNING: 

• Magazines with a capacity of more than 10 rounds will not be shipped to; CA, HI, MA, D.C., NY, Puerto Rico, Toledo OH and Oak Park IL.

• Magazines with a capacity of more than 12 rounds will not be shipped to; Chicago, IL

• Magazines with a capacity of more than 15 rounds will not be shipped to: NJ, Cincinnati OH., Aurora IL., South Bend IN.

• Magazines with a capacity of more than 16 rounds will not be shipped to: Franklin Park, IL.

• Magazines with a capacity of more than 20 rounds will not be shipped to; MD, Cleveland and Columbus OH.

• Magazines with a capacity of more than 21 rounds will not be shipped to; City & County of Denver, CO.

• Magazines with a capacity of more than 35 rounds will not be shipped to; Riverdale, IL.

PERFECT FOR HUNTING AND THE RANGE!

Product Description

Ammunition Storage Components, Magazine, 223 Rem, Fits AR-15, 30Rd, Aluminum, Gray
Product Specifications

    UPC Code: 818805011318
    Manufacturer: Ammunition Storage Components
    Manufacturer Part #: 223-30RD-AL
    Type: Mag
    Caliber: 223 Rem
    Capacity: 30Rd
    Finish/Color: Gray
    Fit: AR-15    

30 Round Aluminum Magazine High quality, reliable mil-spec magazine Made For the AR Platform. New ASC 20rd .223/5.56 slightly curved aluminum magazine for AR15/M16 type Rifles.  All of our magazines are manufactured to the highest industry standards and meet or exceed the USGI specifications. Anti-tilt follower, Chrome Silicone spring and Teflon self-lubricating finish. Hard-coat anodized grey with Teflon® impregnation providing a non-marring, sleek, uniform finish, and finally the mil spec dry film grey coating.

Your number 1 choice for reliability, durability and superiority!

• Q: Chrome silicon spring versus 17/7 stainless?

  A: Every spring will take a set when compressed. A 17/7 stainless spring in a 20 or 30 round magazine will take a set the first time it is compressed and will continue to do so each time the magazine is reloaded eventually losing its load. A chrome silicon spring will take a set the first time and maintain that load each time the magazine is reloaded.

• Q: Will a chrome silicon spring rust?

  A: Yes, initially it will develop a slight film which will not affect the function of the spring.