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Mec-Gar Taurus PT100/101 Handgun Magazine .40 S&W 15/rd

$29.23
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Brand
Mec-Gar
Caliber
.40 S&W
Capacity
15
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Magazine
UPC
765595516656
MPN
MGPT4015DPS

Overview

The Mec-Gar Taurus PT100/101 magazine is a precision-engineered 15-round .40 S&W replacement magazine built to OEM tolerances. It features a heat-treated carbon steel tube, a high-impact polymer follower, high-tensile music wire spring, and a drop protection system (DPS) polymer floorplate designed to absorb shock and fit competition boxes. An anti-friction coating is applied to internal components to reduce loading resistance, minimize malfunctions, and provide superior corrosion resistance.

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