Attributes
- Colour:
Olive Drab
- Weapon type:
AR-15
- Delivery weight: 0.068kg
- Shipping height: 38mm
- Shipping width: 127mm
- Shipping length: 229mm
- UPC: 873750000039
Product no.: 100003425
Mfr. No.: MAG001-ODG
873750000039 Thermoplastic loop installed on the base of a rifle or subgun magazine to provide an easy-to-grasp handle for unsurpassed speed and controllability during high stress, tactical magazine changes. Recessed, rough texture provides positive gripping surface under slippery or wet conditions. Finger loop acts as shock absorber to protect magazine from damage when dropped from rifle. Silences magazines stored next to each other in pouch.Delivery time approx. 7-14 days.
The AR-15 ORIGINAL MAGPUL 5.56 is designed for those who demand speed and efficiency during tactical operations. This innovative product features an original Magpul assist for 5.56x45 AR15 magazines, ensuring quick and fumble-free magazine changes.
Enhance your tactical gear with the AR-15 ORIGINAL MAGPUL 5.56 and experience the difference in performance and reliability.
Olive Drab
AR-15
Great pull for metal magazines 01/07/2016
This was one of MagPuls first products and was designed to be slipped on to USGI aluminum and steel magazines instead of using duct tape and paracord. If you are stuck with this type magazines this is an excellent system for quickly retrieving magazines from pouches. I've even added these pulls to Black Dog's 10 and 15 round .22 caliber magazines. If you have trouble installing them soak in a bowl of hot water and then slip them on. I personally have swapped out all my metal 5.56 magazines for the MagPul Gen 3 magazine with the ranger plate.
My Least Favorite MagPul Product 15/07/2012
Another reviewer named Snowden hit it all on the head. I think this was MagPul's first product ever (might be wrong about that) and they've improved a lot over the years. If you're looking for some sort of an extension, go for the MagPul Ranger floorplate which can also be used as a base when using your magazine as a monopod. The problem with these is that they're so smushy feeling, they are more of a detriment than a benefit when trying to use the magazine for support, or when you give the mag a smack to ensure that it's properly seated. In short, all my magazines have a Ranger floorplate now, except for a few I keep "plain" so they'll fit in a mag pouch.
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