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ODG Lancer Magazines: Available Exclusively at GunMag Warehouse

Wednesday, June 8th, 2022

GunMag Warehouse is proud to announce the exclusive availability of AR15 Lancer Advanced Warfighter Magazines in Olive Drab Green (ODG).   The Lancer OD Green Mags are available in 10-, 20-, and 30-round versions.

Lancer OD Green Mags display

The Lancer OD Green Mags features include:

• Hardened steel feed lips

• Impact resistant polymer body

• Steel-topped magazine catch

• Non-tilt follower

• Constant curve internal geometry

• a Stainless Steel spring

• Aggressive texturing on the body for a positive grip

• Slim body design

ODG Lancer Advanced Warfighter Magazine may be purchased in:

• 10-round capacity

• 20-round capacity

• 30-round capacity

Lancer OD Green Mags come in 3 size/capacities.

In addition to Lancer OD Greenmany of these magazines can be purchased in other colors: black, smoke, flat dark earth, translucent red, blaze orange, and translucent dark earth are all options, though it is increasingly difficult to keep them in stock. As a result, availability will vary with demand.

Lancer magazines in different colors

About GunMag Warehouse 

Founded in 2012, GunMag Warehouse has become the predominant gun magazine and accessory destination for new and veteran gun enthusiasts alike. We provide nearly every magazine currently in production, in stock, and ready to ship. Accessories too! We can take care of you. GunMag Warehouse has the largest selection of commercial gun magazines anywhere. Follow us: @gunmagwarehouse on Twitter; /gunmagwarehouse/ on Facebook. Connect on IG, @gunmagwarehouse. Also, be sure to follow our blog, The Mag Life.

TacHacker – Print Your Own AR-15 Magazines

Thursday, September 22nd, 2011

Crank, a member of Thingiverse, has created a series of models that when processed through a 3D printer and combined together function as a 5-round AR-15 magazine. The models include the magazine body, anti-tilt follower, and floorplate; you’ll have to design your own spring since the creator’s was omitted for ‘safety reasons’. Considering a 3D printer kit can cost around $1200, and each mag takes roughly 2 hours to construct, it’s not the most cost-effective/efficient way to get a hold of magazines, especially with such a low capacity. However, if you’ve ready access to a 3D printer then keeping a few disposable emergency mags like these can have their uses. Say, during an invasion of the undead persuasion?

Obligatory warning: If you do decide to undertake this project you do so under your own risk. Neither myself nor the creator of this project is responsible for anything that happens as a result of using this magazine.

AR-15 Rifle Magazine by Crank – Thingiverse