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5.56 NATO/.223 Rem. 30-Round Stainless Steel Magazine |
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30-Round, 5.56 NATO/.223 Rem. magazine fits Ruger® SR-556®, AR-556® and other AR-style firearms. Manufactured in the USA by C Products Defense, this improved design features a Stainless Steel, two-part body that is robotically welded to control critical-to-function dimensions to ensure proper mag well fit. Each magazine is coated in black Teflon® for corrosion resistance and enhanced durability while the stainless steel spring and orange, anti-tilt follower are designed specifically for increased feeding reliability. C Products Defense stands by their magazines with a 100% replacement guarantee.
Ruger cannot bill to or ship 30-round magazines to the following states and cities: California, Colorado, Connecticut , Hawaii, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Vermont, Washington DC. Illinois Restrictions: Aurora, Cicero, Skokie, Chicago, North Chicago, Chicago Heights, Cook County, Buffalo Grove, Dolton, Hazelcrest, Highland Park, Homewood, Melrose Park, Evanston, and Oak Park, IL. DO NOT ORDER THIS MAGAZINE if you live in these locations. DOES NOT FIT THE RUGER® MINI-14® OR THE RUGER® MINI THIRTY®.
Genuine Ruger® Factory Accessory
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WARNING: Discharging firearms in poorly ventilated areas, cleaning firearms, or handling ammunition may result in exposure to lead and other substances known to the State of California to cause birth defects, reproductive harm, and other serious physical injury. Have adequate ventilation at all times. Wash hands thoroughly after exposure.
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Outstanding magazine for my Ruger AR-556 |
| I bought a few of these Ruger stainless steel magazines and they all work flawlessly in my Ruger AR-556. My son and I have used them for several years now and we never had any type of issue with these. |
| - Michael A., WI |
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Description is inaccurate |
| The magazine I received has an oxide finish. It is certainly not Teflon-coated. That should not be an issue with the stainless steel body under most conditions, and in reality I would not want the magazine coated in Teflon since it would be very slick. Function seems to be okay, but the inconsistency of the weld spots on the spine does not lend confidence in durability. There are better values to be had with the polymer magazines. |
| Mike C |
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