Attributes
- Capacity: 30-Round
- Cartridge: 300 AAC Blackout
- Finish: Black
- Material: Polymer
- Weapon type: AR-15
- Quantity: 10
- Delivery weight: 0.181kg
Item details
US export classification: 0A501.d

Product no.: 100040256
The PMAG 30 AR 300 B GEN M3 is a purpose-designed magazine for rifles chambered in .300 Blackout. Since its inception, .300 Blackout shooters have had to use a magazine designed for another cartridge, limiting its performance and compatibility. One of the nice features of .300 Blackout is the compatibility with 5.56x45mm parts, but with the magazine it is a compromise to do so. Due to the wide variety of projectile weights and shapes potentially decreasing overall reliability, a dedicated .300 Blackout magazine was a logical step for the PMAG line. In addition to the performance gained by a dedicated mag, the PMAG 30 AR 300 B also offers a safer way to feed your .300 BLK rifle. When using 5.56 mags, the potential to chamber and fire a .300 BLK round in a 5.56 rifle with catastrophic results requires diligent ammunition management by the shooter. The PMAG 30 AR 300 B’s distinct rib design provides the shooter a distinct visual and tactile difference from any other PMAG to mitigate dangerous cross-loading issues. Along with optimized .300 BLK performance, the PMAG 30 AR 300 B brings along all of the GEN M3 features such as our next-generation impact and crush resistant polymer, aggressive front and rear texture, an easily removable slim floor plate, a paint pen dot matrix for marking and identification, and a dust/impact cover. Dedicated, purpose-designed magazine for rifles chambered in .300 Blackout Optimized internal geometry accommodates the wide variety of bullet profiles used in .300 Blackout cartridges Distinct rib design provides the shooter a visual & tactile difference from any other PMAGs to mitigate dangerous cross-loading Carries forward the physical & performance features of the rest of the Gen M3 lineGreat 300 BO Magazine 23/07/2018
I bought these along with the Lancer 300 BO magazines. When I loaded the magazine, I noticed it rattled very loud. I was skeptical but after shooting many rounds, performance was flawless. The Lancer magazines seem like better quality however the Lancer mags were not as reliable - had trouble feeding 30 rounds flawlessly. Magpul works great with various grain weights (120,150,200) - my go to 300 BO magazine
They are exactly the same quality 05/07/2018
I am really happy with my 300 blk magazines. The magazines are light weight and has a great texture. I've used many magpul magazines in the past and I would say these are the same quality as the other 5.56 magazines. Many comments suggest poor construction and rattling of the bullets but that's because of how the bullet is constructed. You can use a 300blk bullet in a 5.56 magazine but the bullets will kind of bind to the side of the original magpul 5.56 magazine. For them to flow freely through, the reinforced area where the 5.56 would easily slide up was shaved down to adapted to the 300 blk. The reason why they might feel lighter and poor quality is that material was taken off so the 300 blk would not bind to the walls but that does not effect the functionality or the reliability of the magazine. If you are still skeptical about them, buy 1 and compare why these feel different from the original 5.56; and the reason is 5.56 is not 7.62. The 7.62 is larger so it needs more space. Yes, they rattle but that's not something I worry about and if you have only 5 rounds in the magazine, it doesn't rattle. Even if you're out hunting at night, why would you load all 30 rounds? I would say one good shot or two would do the trick but if you need more than that, don't go hunting.
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