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Black River Manufacturing Drum Magazine for MKA 1919, Iver Johnson Stryker 12 Gauge 30-Round Polymer Black

$233.99
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Brand
Black River Manufacturing
Color
Black
Capacity
30
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Magazine
UPC
850039520150
MPN
BRD3BK01

Overview

The Black River Manufacturing 30-round drum magazine in black is compatible with a wide array of 12-gauge shotguns, including the MKA 1919, Armscor Bullie 12, Charles Daly AR and N4 series, Rock Island VR series, and many more. Designed to accept both 2-3/4-inch and 3-inch shells, it features heat-treated steel internal components for an extended lifespan and a patented EZ LOAD hand wheel to simplify loading. The rugged polymer housing is rigorously tested against drops, physical impacts, and adverse environmental conditions.

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