E-LANDER MAGAZINE 6.8 SPC 17RD STEEL! F99913560

E‑Lander Magazine 6.8 SPC 17‑Round Steel – F99913560 E‑Lander 6.8 SPC 17‑Round Steel Magazine – Front view The E‑Lander 6.8 SPC 17‑Round Steel Magazine (UPC: 7290017716282, model F99913560) delivers rock‑solid reliability for AR‑15 platforms chambered in the high‑performance 6.8 SPC cartridge. Engineered with premium steel construction and a smooth‑feed follower, this magazine provides consistent, trouble‑free operation even in demanding tactical or competitive environments. Why Choose the E‑Lander 6.8 SPC Steel Magazine? Premium Steel Body: Corrosion‑resistant, heat‑treated steel ensures durability and long‑term performance. Optimized 17‑Round Capacity: Ideal balance of firepower and compactness for maneuverable setups. Smooth‑Feed Follower & Anti‑Tilt Design: Guarantees reliable round presentation and reduces feeding malfunctions. Enhanced Compatibility: Fits standard AR‑15 lower receivers and 6.8 SPC bolt carriers without modification. Easy Maintenance: Polished interior surface resists fouling and is simple to clean. Technical Specifications Model Number F99913560 UPC 7290017716282 Caliber 6.8 SPC Capacity 17 Rounds (standard) Construction Heat‑treated steel body with polymer base plate Length (Loaded) ~7.5 in (190 mm) Weight (Empty) ≈ 10.4 oz (295 g) Finish Matte black, corrosion‑resistant coating Compatibility AR‑15 lower receivers, 6.8 SPC bolt carriers, standard buffer tube Installation & Use Installing the E‑Lander 6.8 SPC magazine is straightforward: Ensure the firearm is cleared and the bolt is locked back. Insert the magazine into the lower receiver until the latch clicks. Charge the rifle and verify smooth feeding through the first few rounds. For optimal performance, lubricate the feed lips lightly with a quality synthetic grease. Frequently Asked Questions Is this magazine compatible with all 6.8 SPC rifles? Yes, it is designed to work with any standard AR‑15 lower that is chambered for 6.8 SPC. Can the magazine be used for training with .223/5.56 ammo? While the magazine is optimized for 6.8 SPC, it can safely feed .223/5.56 rounds, though performance may vary. How does the steel construction compare to aluminum magazines? The steel body offers superior strength, reduced denting, and better heat resistance, making it ideal for high‑round‑count shooting. What maintenance is required? Periodically clean the interior with a soft brush and solvent, then lightly oil the feed lips to maintain smooth operation. The End