YHM 25 Round 6.8 SPC Stainless Steel Magazine

YHM MAG-6825 25 Round 6.8 SPC Stainless Steel Magazine (for Yankee Hill, RRA, DPMS, & others)

 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.

25 Round Stainless Steel Magazine by ASC. Durable, Reliable. Best Magazine Made For the AR 6.8 SPC Platform. Stainless steel and heat treated mags to give them the highest durability in the industry today.  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 great looking self-lubricating finish.

All of the YHM magazines we carry come with Chrome Silicon Springs for thousands of reliable cycles with no spring related failures. All of our YHM magazines come equipped with Anti-tilt Followers for 100% feeding reliability. The finish is applied both inside and outside the magazine. When you add it all up these are the finest magazines available today and at a very affordable price.Weight: 5.9oz

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

  A: Every spring will take a set when compressed. A 17/7 stainless spring in a 25 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.