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Faxon Firearms FX300MB Marker Band 300 Blackout Fits AR-15 Red Silicone 10 Pack,Magazine Accessories

$8.99
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Brand
Faxon Firearms
Color
Blue
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Magazines & Components
UPC
816341021099
MPN
FX300MB

Overview

Faxon Firearms Magazine Marker Bands are durable silicone bands designed to fit over standard AR-15 magazines for caliber identification and organization. Sold in a 10-pack of solid red, these bands help users quickly differentiate between different ammunition types to prevent loading errors. Each band is solid rubber and marked on one side, allowing shooters to easily label their loadouts.

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