Product Preview: MDT Magazine Extender for Metal Magazines

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posted on July 15, 2019
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Aimed at the competitive shooting market, the MDT Magazine Extender for Metal Magazines adds +2 capacity to AICS metal short-action magazines, a boon in high round-count competitions. To install, the magazine extension requires only the removal of the factory floorplate and four screws. For more on this simple extension, which comes in black or green and retails for $14.90, please visit mdttac.com.




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