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Video Review: Umarex HK416 A5
We are testing a faithful replica of the fifth generation assault rifle of the same name manufactured by the German company Heckler & Koch.
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This metal magazine is designed for the Beretta M9A3 FM CO2 air pistol from
German manufacturer Umarex. It has a capacity of eighteen .177 caliber
(4,5 mm) steel BBs.
3 pcs in stock,
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July 20 - 23.
$ 48.5
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- Manufacturer:
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- Item ID:
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
This metal magazine is designed for the Beretta M9A3 FM CO2 air pistol from German manufacturer Umarex. It has a capacity of eighteen .177 caliber (4,5 mm) steel BBs.
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- tta M9A3 FM CO2 4,5mm magazine
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- Manufacturer:
- Umarex
- Caliber:
- 4,5 mm / .177
- Magazine Capacity:
- 18
- Material:
- Metal
- Warranty:
- 24 Months
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