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The MDT polymer AICS magazine delivers the feeding reliability and durability you need in a short action platform without the weight and cost of metal alternatives. Built with high-strength polymer featuring a high glass content, this 10-round magazine maintains structural integrity while staying lightweight in your kit. The tempered steel spring provides consistent feeding pressure, and the polymer follower works alongside the reinforced body to ensure smooth cartridge transitions from the magazine into your chamber.
This Gen II version accepts the full .308 family of cartridges, including .308 Winchester, 6.5 Creedmoor, 6mm Creedmoor, .260 Remington, 7mm-08 Remington, .243 Winchester, and 6×47 Lapua. The magazine holds a legitimate 10 rounds without compromise, giving you real capacity when you need it. Without a binder plate, it allows up to 2.960 inches of cartridge overall length, meaning you can run longer bullets if your rifle's chamber supports them.
The mag is guaranteed to function flawlessly in MDT TAC21, LSS, LSS-XL, HS3, ESS, and ACC chassis systems. It also works reliably with most other M24-pattern chassis and bottom metals, though minor fitting may be required depending on your specific rifle. The polymer construction makes this magazine lighter than steel alternatives, which matters when you're carrying multiple mags in a match or on a long hunt. The smooth polymer body slides in and out of your rifle without snagging, and the clean design minimizes snags on gear or clothing.
MDT engineered this magazine to handle the kind of treatment precision rifles see in the field and at the range. The high glass content in the polymer gives it serious strength without brittleness, and testing has shown these mags can take a hit from a truck tire without cracking. The internal design includes features that reduce friction between rounds and the mag body, creating a smooth double-to-single stack transition that feeds reliably round after round.
Yes, but your rifle may need a slight modification to the magazine lips to seat and feed reliably. This is a quick fix for most gunsmiths. The magazine is designed around AICS-pattern bottom metal, so most aftermarket chassis and bottom metals work without any fitment issues right out of the box.
Polymer magazines are lighter and more affordable while offering excellent durability for range work and competition. They resist corrosion better than steel and handle accidental drops reasonably well. Steel mags hold feed lip shape longer over decades of storage, but for regular use, quality polymer mags like this one are reliable and practical.
The polymer version costs less, weighs less, and feeds smoothly for most applications. The metal version holds its shape better over extreme long-term storage and allows slightly higher cartridge overall lengths in some setups. For typical range sessions and competitions, the polymer performs just fine and many competition shooters prefer it.
No, it doesn't include a binder plate. Without one, you can load longer cartridges up to 2.960 inches OAL. If you need a binder plate for compatibility with certain rifles, MDT sells them separately.
| UPC | 682157396146 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 104447-BLK |
| Capacity | 10-Round |
| Quantity | 1 |
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