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Mag M14 and M1A .308, 20 Rounds, High Quality Steel, New in Wrapper with NSN Number, Imported
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Mag M14 and M1A .308, 20 Rounds, High Quality Steel, New in Wrapper with NSN Number, Imported
Our Low Price: $12.97
Manufacturer: Cheaper Than Dirt M14
Item: MAG-3572

High-capacity magazine fits the M1A and M14 .308 rifle, 20 rounds, just like the original GI magazine, heavy gauge steel, except this one is an import. Parkerized Steel. Excellent Quality.
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Decent
Reviewer: Jeff
3.0 Rating
3/14/2010

CTD got it here quickly. It works now, but I don't know for how long. Upper part of magazine swells badly when loaded, and have to hold it closed to get into my M1A. Feeds well, no problems functionally.
Good value magazines
Reviewer: SanibelVice
4.0 Rating
11/22/2009

I purchased two of these mags to use with my Springfield M1A. The magazines functioned very well except that typically after firing the 19th round the 20th unfired round would eject along with the spent 19th round. Considering the cost differential between Springfield factory mags and these this was not a big sacrifice. The only other noticeable difference is that the welds along the magazine seam are very tiny spot welds contrasted with the extra large welds on the Springfield mags. So far they have held up well and I would certainly be OK with purchasing more or recommending them to other buyers.