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Taran Tactical PMBP-01 Base Pad Fits 223 PMAG +5/+6 Black Aluminum

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Brand
Taran Tactical Innovation
Color
Black
Caliber
.223 Remington
Capacity
5
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Magazine
UPC
810003106780

Overview

The Taran Tactical Innovations .223 PMAG base pad is designed to fit standard .223 30-round or 40-round PMAG magazines, adding +5 or +6 rounds of capacity respectively. Machined from billet aluminum with a hard-anodized black finish, it adds weight to assist magazines in dropping free more easily during reloads. It utilizes a patented push-pin design for a one-piece installation and tool-free field stripping.

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