Product Preview: Hexmag Series 2

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posted on January 27, 2017
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Already known for durability and reliability, Hexmag designed its new Series 2 AR-15 magazines to be even more ruggedly built than the original design, while keeping the weight below 4 ozs. The magazines also feature a redesigned feed lip profile for greater rifle compatibility, a revised catch pocket for improved retention and new stripper-clip grooves to facilitate faster reloads—while retaining Hexmag’s patented exterior texturing and compatibility with the company’s HexID system. Available in black, olive drab, flat dark earth and gray. Price: $15. Contact: Hexmag; (970) 460-2000; hexmag.com.

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