There are few companies with the name recognition of Magpul. They have been producing the essentials for shooters for years. Their PMAG is seen as the go-to mag for a majority of the shooting world. Today, they have expanded some of their line with the addition of MCB, ODG, and MCT colors.
Magpul Expands Their Lines – Three New Colors
Magpul products are renowned for their rugged durability, strength, quality, and affordability, and now, even more customizability. New colors include Modified Coyote Brown (MCB) PMAGs and accessories, ODG PMAGs, and the return of the .300 BLK PMAG in MCT. All our new GEN M3 PMAGs and AR Accessories in MCB, ODG, and MCT have been built and tested to meet or exceed the same strict standards of our existing product lines, to include the US Army’s TOP-3-2-045A requirements. These are just our first products in these colors. More are on the way.
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Modified Coyote Brown (MCB)
The MCB colors will be available on AR stocks, grips, and M-LOK accessories, adding a whole new look and customization to your AR. Don’t worry; there are PMAGs to match and round out the MCB scheme. The new color palette of MCB products will land in March in stores and online.
Olive Drab Green (ODG)
For those wanting to add some ODG color to their PMAG reliability, the initial offerings of ODG PMAGs include our 30-round Gen M3 PMAG (both standard and window models), the shorter 20- and 10-round GEN M3 PMAGs, as well as the .300 BLK PMAG and the 20-round LR/SR GEN M3 PMAG, all of which will be for sale online and in stores at the end of January.
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Medium Coyote Tan (MCT)
Lastly, the .300 BLK PMAG in MCT is making a comeback, permanently. Designed specifically for the .300 BLK cartridge, it handles the .30-caliber cartridge better than running regular 5.56X45/.223 Rem. PMAGs – which still functioned better with the cartridge than most other standard AR15 magazines. For shooters wanting this new color for their .300 BLK setup, it hits shelves in February.
For more information, visit Magpul.
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