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The MDT AICS polymer magazine is built for shooters who want a dependable magazine without unnecessary weight. This 10-round magazine chambers the .308/6.5 Creedmoor family of cartridges and uses a high-glass content polymer body paired with a tempered steel spring for smooth, consistent feeding.
MDT doesn't skimp on materials here. The polymer is high-strength with significant glass content, which means it handles rough field conditions without breaking down. The magazine has been tested extensively, and MDT's own testing found these mags survive being driven over by cars and trucks. That's not a casual claim. The design keeps the feed lips rigid and stable, so you get the same reliable feeding session after session.
This magazine is guaranteed to work in MDT's TAC21, ACC, ESS, LSS-XL, XRS, LSS, and HS3 chassis systems. It also fits many M24-type chassis and bottom metals commonly used in precision rifles. Not every setup will be plug-and-play without tweaking, but compatibility across so many systems means you have real options if you're building a precision rifle or upgrading an existing one.
The polymer construction keeps weight down compared to steel alternatives, which matters when you're carrying multiple magazines or trekking into the field. The magazine also stays cool to the touch in temperature extremes, making it comfortable to handle in everything from early morning cold to afternoon heat. With 10 rounds loaded and ready, you've got real capacity without the bulk that comes with steel.
This magazine is guaranteed to work with MDT's TAC21, ACC, ESS, LSS-XL, XRS, LSS, and HS3 chassis systems. It's also compatible with most M24-type chassis and bottom metals, though some rifles may require minor fitting. It does not work with Browning X-bolt or Winchester XPC inlets and may need fitting with Winchester Model 70 actions.
The polymer magazine will accept a maximum cartridge overall length of approximately 2.80 inches, which is shorter than metal AICS magazines. This limitation means you won't be able to load maximum length rounds, so stick with standard or slightly compressed loads. If you're trying to squeeze extra velocity through longer seating, a metal AICS magazine would be the better choice.
MDT uses high-strength polymer with significant glass content to ensure durability. The material has been tested under extreme conditions and can survive rough handling. The rigid feed lips won't change shape during normal use, providing consistent feeding throughout the magazine's life. While not indestructible, the polymer is built to handle field use without breaking down.
The polymer version is lighter, costs less, and provides excellent corrosion resistance. Steel magazines can accommodate longer cartridges and are easier to modify if feeding issues arise, but polymer magazines feed smoothly right out of the box for standard cartridges and require no maintenance. Choose polymer for weight savings and hassle-free feeding with factory ammunition.
| UPC | 990482711894 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 104447BLK |
| Caliber/Gauge | 6.5mm Creedmoor |
| Capacity | 10 |
| Color | Black |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Magazine |
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