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ProMag Mag DRM-A70, 9MM, 50 Round Drum, Fits Walther P99, Polymer, Black DRM-A70

$42.99
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Brand
ProMag
Color
Black
Caliber
9mm
Capacity
50
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Magazine
UPC
708279015502
MPN
DRMA70

Overview

The ProMag DRM-A70 is a 50-round drum magazine designed to fit Walther P99 and SW99 series 9mm pistols. Built for durability and reliable feeding, the magazine body is constructed from a proprietary DuPont Zytel-based polymer, paired with a blue steel upper magazine tower that features a full-length steel internal insert. Inside, the magazine utilizes an injection-molded follower driven by a heat-treated stainless steel spring. Finished in black, this drum magazine is manufactured in the United States.

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