New Magazines from KCI –  B&T APC9, GHM9 & MP5 Gen 2 [Triggrcon 2022]

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KCI had their new magazines that are compatible with the B&T APC9 and GHM9 line of firearms. These mags are reported to be drop tested, durable and reliable. They feature a translucent polycarbonate body, steel feed lips and tool=less disassembly. The MP5 gen 2 magazines are available in 20 and 30 round capacities and have upgrades for even better performance.

Watch all of our coverage in the Triggrcon 2022 section.

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