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Why customers choose this item
✓Rifle magazine for SIG Cross
✓762 NATO caliber
✓5 round capacity
✓Fits SIG Sauer Cross
✓Polymer body construction
✓Matte black finish
Product highlights
Magpul PMAG 5 7.62 AC magazine for .308 Winchester and 7.62 NATO.
Designed to fit SIG Sauer Cross rifles using AICS pattern short action magazines.
5-round capacity magazine for hunting compliance and restricted capacity requirements.
High-visibility self-lubricating follower includes feed ramp for ejection port loading.
Impact and crush-resistant polymer body with flared detachable floor plate.
UPC 840815128502 magazine, manufacturer part number MAG1168-BLK.
Product description
The Magpul Industries Magazine PMAG 308 Winchester 762NATO 5 Round Fits Sig Sauer Cross AICS Pattern Black is a rifle magazine designed for feeding .308 Winchester and 7.62 NATO cartridges in SIG CROSS and AICS-pattern platforms.
This rifle magazine has a 5 round capacity and includes a self-lubricating follower with an integrated feed ramp for loading through the ejection port. The Magpul Industries PMAG features impact-resistant polymer construction, a flared detachable floor plate, and a matte black finish. It is designed to fit SIG CROSS rifles and may function with other short action AICS-spec systems. This product is used for controlled cartridge feeding in hunting and field applications. In standard configurations, the paint pen dot matrix allows load identification, while the follower design supports consistent chambering behavior.
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