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The MFT Extreme Duty 5.56 30-round magazine brings serious durability to your AR platform without breaking the bank. Built from next-generation long glass fiber polymer, this mag delivers three times more impact resistance than traditional nylon construction, so it can take a beating at the range or in the field and keep feeding rounds reliably.
You get a ton of thoughtful features that make this magazine both practical and field-ready. The ribbed front and rear gripping surfaces give you purchase when you need to strip a mag quickly, while the flared floor plate makes speed reloads feel natural. The paint pen dot matrix on the floor plate lets you mark your magazines for quick inventory management. Inside, a USGI-spec stainless steel spring pairs with a four-way anti-tilt, self-lubricating follower to keep rounds feeding consistently every single time.
Tool-less disassembly with double floor plate safety release tabs means you can break this thing down for cleaning without hunting for tools, and you can dump ammo fast if needed. The oversized bolt catch gives you reliable engagement, and the overall design works with any standard STANAG-pattern AR-15 receiver. This particular model features an American flag design on the polymer body—a nice touch if you want your gear to reflect your values without being obnoxious about it.
Mission First Tactical backs the entire magazine with a lifetime warranty, which tells you something about how confident they are in these. Run hundreds or thousands of rounds through one and you'll understand why these have become a solid choice for people who actually use their rifles.
Yes, the Extreme Duty magazine is designed for AR-15/M4 platforms but works with any rifle that accepts STANAG-pattern magazines. That covers most modern AR-style rifles out there, so compatibility is rarely an issue with this one.
The long glass fiber polymer can flex under pressure and return to its original shape without cracking or taking permanent dents. Aluminum mags will bend and stay bent, which leads to feeding problems. Plus, the polymer is lighter and costs less than quality aluminum magazines while delivering equal or better reliability.
If you run multiple magazines and want to track which ones have issues or differentiate them by load, the dot matrix works great for that. Most people either mark them with a quick pen stroke to number them or skip it entirely. It's a nice option to have either way.
Yes, this is a standard 30-round magazine with no restrictions. Load it to 30 rounds and go. Just verify what your local situation allows before making any purchases or loading up.
| UPC | 814002028395 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | EXDPM556D-AMFV |
| Product Type | Magazine |
| Capacity | 30 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .223 REM/5.56 NATO |
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