Lancer L5AWM 300 Blackout AR-15 30rd Smoke Polymer Detachable - 300 AAC Blackout Caliber, Aftermarket Origin
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The L5AWM 300BLK has been specifically engineered for use with subsonic 300 Blackout ammunition, particularly 200+ grain cartridges. The updated internal geometry allows these longer heavier bullets to stack properly, which increases reliability when compared to a traditional .223/5.56 magazine. The outside of the magazine body is molded with 300 Blackout markings and the magazine ships with a contrasting flat dark earth base plate for easy visual identification.
| Model 428001 |
Condition Factory New |
| Bud's Item # 118704 |
UPC 738435619466 |
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Manufacturer Lancer |
The L5AWM 300BLK has been specifically engineered for use with subsonic 300 Blackout ammunition, particularly 200+ grain cartridges. The updated internal geometry allows these longer heavier bullets to stack properly, which increases reliability when compared to a traditional .223/5.56 magazine. The outside of the magazine body is molded with 300 Blackout markings and the magazine ships with a contrasting flat dark earth base plate for easy visual identification.
on
11/20/2023
These are some of the best and most reliable mags I have owned. Great Price and Fast shipping.
on
07/05/2023
Excellent product, little slack in there which I think could be remedied with a stronger spring, however, I didn't experience any issues with the 4 that I purchased....would recommend!
on
03/29/2023
I was not familiar with this brand but I'm definitely happy with it's performance. I've ran over 100 rounds with no issue. I would definitely recommend Lancer!
on
11/23/2020
Magazine functions without fail even when fully loaded, as it should in my DD PDW. Being translucent is a good safety feature for quick verification of the loaded ammo when having ARs in both 5.56 and .300blk. I'm a fan of the steel feedlips providing the mag rigidness and toughness where it matters most. No notable difference between the lock, drop and function of this and the PMAG. Although the PMAG does have some flex at the feedlips, the higher quality polymer used is noticeably less giving than the polymer Lancer body making it likely the more impact resistant overall of the two. For all practical purposes couldn't go wrong with either one. If you find value in the mag being translucent, Lancer it is. If you could care less about the mag being solid black, then I'd give an ever so slight edge to the PMAG and it's more solid feeling build.
on
02/24/2020
Great mags that look cool.
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