Bergara 10rds .308 Win/.22-250 Remington/6.5 Creedmoor Magazine, Black - BA0017

In the rugged and unforgiving terrain of the Wild West, a cowboy's trusty rifle was his most prized possession. And when it came to choosing a reliable and high-performance firearm, the Bergara Rifles BA0017 AICS 10rd magazine was the go-to choice for many sharpshooters. Crafted with precision and attention to detail by the skilled gunsmiths at Bergara, this magazine was designed to withstand the harshest conditions and deliver flawless performance when it mattered most. With a capacity of 10 rounds, it ensured that cowboys could stay locked and loaded for any situation that came their way. The Bergara BA0017 AICS magazine was compatible with a variety of calibers, including the powerful 22-250 Rem, the versatile 6.5 Creedmoor, and the classic 308 Win. This versatility made it a favorite among cowboys who needed a magazine that could handle a range of different hunting or shooting scenarios. Made from durable black polymer, the Bergara AICS magazine was lightweight yet tough enough to handle the rigors of the frontier. Its sleek design and smooth feeding mechanism made it a joy to use, allowing cowboys to reload quickly and efficiently in the heat of battle. Whether out on the open range hunting game or defending their homestead from outlaws, cowboys knew they could rely on the Bergara Rifles BA0017 AICS 10rd magazine to deliver the performance they needed to come out on top. With its exceptional quality, rugged durability, and unmatched reliability, this magazine was truly a must-have for any cowboy looking to stay ahead of the competition. So if you're a cowboy in search of a magazine that can keep up with your fast-paced lifestyle and demanding shooting needs, look no further than the Bergara Rifles BA0017 AICS 10rd 22-250 Rem 6.5 Creedmoor 308 Win Short Action Black Polymer. It's a true testament to Bergara's commitment to excellence and innovation in the world of firearms, and it's sure to become your new favorite companion out on the frontier.