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Ruger 90325 SR9 10rd 9mm Luger Fits Ruger PC Carbine Blued Steel Mag Well Insert, Magazine

Name: Ruger 90325 SR9 10rd 9mm Luger Fits Ruger PC Carbine Blued Steel Mag Well Insert, Magazine
Brand: Ruger
Availability: InStock

$29.59

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Brand: Ruger
Color: Blued
Caliber: 9mm
Capacity: 10
Category: Gun Parts
Gun Part Type: Magazine
UPC: 736676903252

Overview

This factory-original Ruger 10-round magazine is designed for 9mm Luger firearms. It is compatible with the Ruger PC Carbine when the SR9/Security-9 magazine well insert is installed. Constructed from blued steel, it maintains the same specifications and tolerances as original equipment for reliable operation. This magazine is not compatible with the Security-9 pistol.

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