Elite Tactical Systems Omega Magazine (Fits Glock 18) Forensics & CSI Model Number: C24062B-1 Model Name:
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Elite Tactical Systems Omega Magazine (Fits Glock 18) Forensics & CSI Model Number: C24062B 1 Model Name: Model Number: C24062B 1 Model Name: Guile Overall Length: 7 pushing longevity and reliability even further UPC: 810127170179 our mag base is designed to be compatible with Glock extensions Easy disassembly with our specially designed base plate Lifetime Warranty ""Hardened steel feedlips and frame provide seamless ammunition feeding Patent pending Omega Joint and frame wraps 360 degrees for maximum strength and 100% drop free reliability Factory reliability Military grade Teflon infused coating meets all military standard for corrosion and friction resistance Extreme impact resistance with our patent pending fusion of polymer and hardened steel Ergonomic floorplate design allows for an easy grip to pull from pouches Weighs 50% less than an all steel magazine""
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