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The Amend2 Mod-C is one of those magazines that earns its spot in the range bag without making a fuss about it. This particular run gets the custom Man on the Moon print laid over a translucent smoke body, so you get a mag that stands out at the range while still doing the real job: feeding your AR-15 cleanly in .223 Remington and 5.56x45mm NATO. The see-through polycarbonate also means a quick glance tells you roughly how many rounds you have left, which is a handy little perk when you are running drills.
Amend2 builds the Mod-C from a translucent polycarbonate that holds up well against chemicals, impacts, and temperature swings. Inside you get a 4-way anti-tilt, self-lubricating follower paired with a heavy-duty non-memory, non-corrosive stainless steel spring, which is the combo that keeps rounds presenting correctly and feeding smooth over the long haul. The feed lips are precision molded and reinforced for a tight, wobble-free fit, and the removable floorplate pops off easily when it is time to clean things out or swap the spring.
Reviewers who have run Amend2 mags hard tend to land in the same place: they feed brass and steel-cased ammo reliably, seat with a solid click, and shrug off drops on concrete with little more than scuffs. The textured grip panels give you a surer hold during fast mag changes, even with gloves or sweaty hands. It is a budget-friendly mag that punches above its price, and the Man on the Moon artwork makes it an easy one to spot in a crate full of black polymer.
The Mod-C drops into standard AR-15, M4, and M16 pattern lowers chambered in .223/5.56. It is a great pick for range days, training, plinking, and building up your magazine stash without emptying the wallet. Made in the USA, it carries the same no-nonsense reputation Amend2 has built across its whole lineup.
The Mod-C is built for .223 Remington and 5.56x45mm NATO and drops into standard AR-15, M4, and M16 pattern lowers. Many Amend2 Mod-C mags also run 300 AAC Blackout since it shares the same case head. If you are feeding anything other than .223/5.56, double check cycling with a few test rounds first.
It is purely a custom printed design laid over the translucent smoke polycarbonate body. The guts of the magazine are the same proven Mod-C internals, so function matches the standard version. You just get a mag that is a lot easier to pick out in a loaded range bag.
Yes. The translucent polycarbonate lets you glance at the round stack without pulling the mag, which is a nice convenience when you are counting down during drills. The smoke tint keeps it from being fully clear, but you can still read your remaining capacity.
Folks who have run these hard report they handle drops on concrete with mostly just cosmetic scuffs and keep feeding reliably with both brass and steel-cased ammo. The removable floorplate makes cleaning and spring maintenance quick and simple. It is a dependable, budget-friendly option for range and training work.
| UPC | 749355072330 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 556MODCSMOM30 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .223 REM/5.56 NATO |
| Capacity | 30 |
| Color | Translucent Smoke |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Magazine |
| Shipping Weight | 0.289 |
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