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Classic Teflon-Coated Aluminum 30-Round AR-15 Magazine with Magpul Anti-Tilt Follower Some shooters just prefer the look and feel of a traditional aluminum magazine, and D&H’s version gives you that classic style with a few modern upgrades. The body is heat-treated aircraft aluminum with a Teflon coating that protects against corrosion and helps it hold up…
Budget-Friendly 30-Round Polymer AR-15 Magazine with Reliable Feeding You don’t need to spend a lot to get a magazine you can trust. The Elite Tactical 30-round AR-15 magazine is a solid, affordable alternative to pricier polymer and aluminum options, and it’s a clear step up from the worn-out stamped mags that used to be the…
Clear 30-Round AR-15 Magazine with Built-In Mag Coupler Being able to see how many rounds are left in your magazine is hard to beat. Elite Tactical’s translucent polymer magazines let you check your count at a glance, and they don’t give up any strength to do it. The high-impact-resistant polymer body is built to take…
Durable 30-Round Polymer AR-15 Magazine with Color-Coded Floorplate Tabs Keeping track of which magazine holds which load is easier when you can tell at a glance. HEXMAG’s HEXID system uses color-coded floorplate tabs so you can sort your ammo by caliber, load or purpose. That makes it simple to keep 5.56 and .223 apart, or…
Hybrid Polymer-and-Steel 30-Round AR-15 Magazine in Translucent Smoke The Lancer L5 Advanced Warfighter magazine combines a lightweight, impact-resistant polymer body with steel where it counts, giving you smoother feeding and cycling without the weight of an all-metal magazine. This version comes in translucent smoke, so you can check your round count at a glance without…
Magpul GEN 2 MOE PMAG with Window: Check Your Round Count at a Glance The PMAG is already one of the most trusted AR-15 magazines around, and the GEN 2 MOE Window adds the one feature shooters kept asking for: an easy way to see how many rounds are left. Impact-resistant polycarbonate windows are built…
Lightweight 30-Round Polymer AR-15 Magazine in 5.56 NATO / .223 Rem The PMAG 30 GEN M2 MOE is the kind of upgrade that earns its spot in every AR-15 owner’s range bag: a proven magazine at a price that makes it easy to stock up. Its polymer body is light enough that you won’t notice…
Windowed 25-Round Magpul PMAG GEN M3 Magazine for AR-10 and LR-308 Rifles If you shoot an AR-10 or LR-308-pattern rifle, a PMAG GEN M3 is a dependable way to keep it fed. This 25-round magazine brings Magpul’s well-known polymer construction to .308 Winchester and 7.62×51 NATO, with a MagLevel window on each side of the…
AR Magazines for your favorite black rifle (or pistol).
We’ve got you covered on the mag front: Grab some quality PMAGs for your AR-type rifle, SBR, or pistol. The mags we sell are guaranteed to reliably cycle any 5.56 or .223 loads, and 300 Blackout — supersonic or subsonic. Magpul Industries is the leader when it comes to producing bombproof magazines that work in any conditions.
Sure, STANAG magazines look cool, if a bit retro. But Magpul’s AR-type magazines provide some small but critical upgrades: A flared floorplate provides for a quick finger hold and it makes disassembly easier. An anti-tilting, self-lubricating follower means your mags won’t grind or bind if they get a little dirty. Unlike those old STANAG mags, you won’t have to deal with your follower getting twisted up while you stack rounds, either.
Some states limit magazine capacity, and we can’t ship magazines over those limits to them. See our Shipping & Returns page for the current list before ordering.
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