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Why customers choose this item
✓Short action AICS magazine
✓223 Remington 556NATO
✓10 round capacity
✓Fits AICS pattern rifles
✓Steel magazine body
✓Black finish magazine
Product highlights
MDT AICS pattern detachable rifle magazine for 223 Remington and 5.56 NATO
10 round capacity magazine designed for short action AICS pattern rifle chassis systems
Double stack to single feed transition design reduces overall magazine height
High strength steel construction with nitrided finish for corrosion resistance and durability
Cerakote Elite finish applied inside and outside for reduced friction and smooth feeding
UPC 682157401949 MDT manufacturer part number 104760-BLK
Product description
The MDT Magazine 223 Remington 10 Rounds Black Fits Short Action AICS Pattern is a rifle magazine designed for feeding .223 Remington and 5.56 NATO cartridges in AICS-pattern rifle systems.
This MDT rifle magazine features a 10 round capacity and is configured for short action AICS platforms. It supports .223 Remington and 5.56 NATO cartridges within compatible systems. The construction uses high strength steel with nitriding and a Cerakote Elite finish applied internally and externally. It incorporates a Double Stack to Single Feed transition design to maintain cartridge alignment in a reduced height profile. This model fits AICS pattern systems and is used for controlled feeding in bolt-action rifles. In practical use, it serves as a detachable box magazine for range use and routine field handling.
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