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GG&G, Inc. Magazine Tube Extension, 2 Shot, Fits Mossberg 930, Black Finish GGG-1626

$79.87
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Brand
GG&G
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Magazine
UPC
813157005602
MPN
GGG1626

Overview

The GG&G Magazine Tube Extension is a durable 12-gauge upgrade designed for Mossberg 930 shotguns, adding two additional rounds of capacity without increasing the overall barrel length of standard 18.5-inch models. Machined from 6061-T6 aluminum with a Type III hard anodized non-reflective matte black finish, the extension tube features a separately removable end cap for easy cleaning and use of a magazine plug. It includes a CNC-machined solid steel bar stock nut with a manganese phosphated finish, a solid steel ratchet base to securely retain the barrel under recoil, and a new extended length magazine spring.

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