Magpul PMag 30-Round AR15 Magazine - Window M2 - Black

Windowed PMAG 30 Gen M2

The Magpul PMAG 30 AR/M4 Gen M2 MOE Window is a 30-round polymer magazine for AR15 and M4 pattern rifles chambered in 5.56x45mm. Its clear side window shows how many rounds are left, so you can check your load at a glance without stripping cartridges out. It suits range shooters, competitors and anyone who wants a dependable everyday magazine for their AR.

Features

• 30-Round Capacity — Holds a standard full load of 30 cartridges, marked "PMAG 30" near the base of the body.
• 5.56x45mm Chambering — The body is molded with a 5.56 x 45 marking near the feed lips, the cartridge used by most AR15 and M4 rifles.
• Clear Witness Window — A transparent strip down the side lets you see the cartridges inside and judge your remaining ammunition quickly.
• Round Count Index Marks — Molded numbers at 5, 15 and 25 run alongside the window so you can read the count more precisely.
• Gen M2 MOE Design — MOE stands for Magpul Original Equipment, the company's no-frills line, and Gen M2 is the second-generation PMAG body.
• Polymer Body — The magazine body is molded polymer rather than aluminum, so it resists the dents that can spoil the feed lips on a metal magazine.
• Textured Grip Panels — Raised panels on the lower body give your hand something to hold during loading and magazine changes.
• Flared Floorplate — The base flares outward, giving you a firm purchase when pulling the magazine from a pouch or out of the rifle.
• OD Green Follower — The follower, the plastic platform that pushes cartridges up toward the chamber, is molded in contrasting OD green, the classic olive drab military color.
• Made In USA — The body is marked as made in the USA by Magpul Industries Corp.

Fit And Construction

The body is marked AR/M4, which means it is sized for the standard AR15 magazine well and works in M4 and AR15 rifles that take standard 5.56 magazines. This version is black polymer with the windowed side panel and the OD green follower visible at the feed lips. Magpul molds its name, generation, caliber and a date stamp directly into the body, so the markings will not wear off the way paint can.