MFT Extreme Duty Window Magazine - 30 Round - Black

Windowed 30-Round AR Mag

The Mission First Tactical Extreme Duty Windows Magazine is a 30-round polymer magazine for AR-15 and similar AR-pattern rifles chambered in .223 Rem and 5.56x45mm NATO. Its main job is to show you how many rounds are left: clear windows on both sides let you check your count without pulling rounds or guessing by weight. It suits range shooters, competitors and anyone building out a stack of reliable working mags.

Features

• Glass-Reinforced Polymer Body — The body is molded from polymer reinforced with long glass fibers, which makes it stronger and stiffer than plain plastic.
• Dual Round-Count Windows — Clear windows on both sides show the remaining rounds, and an anti-glare coating cuts reflections off the window.
• 30-Round Capacity — Holds 30 rounds of .223 Rem or 5.56x45mm NATO, the standard full capacity for an AR-15.
• USGI-Spec Stainless Spring — The stainless steel spring is built to USGI specification, meaning the US Government Issue standard used for military-issue magazines.
• Anti-Tilt Follower — The follower, the platform that pushes rounds up toward the chamber, is self-lubricating polymer and stays level as it rises to help prevent jams.
• Oversized Bolt Catch Feature — An enlarged hold-open feature on the follower engages the rifle's bolt catch so the action locks back when the magazine runs empty.
• Textured Grip Surfaces — Ribbing along the front and rear edges and a textured panel near the base give your hand a positive hold during loading and reloads.
• Flared Floor Plate — The widened base gives you a solid edge to grab when drawing the magazine from a pouch and helps with one-handed reloads.
• Made In The USA — Mission First Tactical manufactures this magazine in the United States.

Build And Compatibility

This magazine fits AR-15 and similar AR-pattern rifles in .223 Rem and 5.56x45mm NATO. The body and follower are both black polymer, with the MFT logo molded above the right-side window. Inside, a USGI-spec stainless spring and an anti-tilt follower handle the feeding, and the long glass fiber reinforced shell keeps the magazine rigid under regular use.