32-Round Magazine for you AR-15? Coming Soon from Strike Industries

Okay, we’ve all heard of the standard 30-round magazine. But, have you heard of the 32-round magazine? Well, guess what? Strike Industries has officially announced they will be releasing a new 32-round magazine to fit your AR-15. According to reports, it’s a lightweight, high-strength polymer magazine with an anti-tilt follower and anti-slip finger grooves, and it’s going to be available soon.

Strike Industries AR-15 32-Round Magazine

Yes, you read that right. In fact, we’re told their first batch of magazines is almost ready.

Strike Industries AR-15 32-Round Magazine

Strike Industries Magazine

Here’s what you need to know:

  • 32-round capacity
  • .223 Remington/5.56 NATO AR-15/M4/M16 compatible magazine
  • “AccuRamp” first-round feed tray design
  • Anti-tilt follower
  • Enhanced Geometry with anti-slip finger grooves
  • Lightweight high-strength polymer
  • Slick-profile design
  • Tool-less disassembly of magazine

And guess what, they’re all made it the great ol’ US of A! Now check out these photos.

Strike Industries AR-15 32-Round Magazine AR-15 32-Round Magazine AR-15 32-Round Magazine

Strike Industries has been busy this year, with several new releases in the past few months. The new AR Modular Magazine Release has three different magazine release options. Strikes Angled Vertical Grip with Cable Management sits on the handguard at 86º with an SI cable management function — the grip is intended to both organize and store excess wire/cable from weapon accessories.

The new Strike Industries Liteslide and Slide Completion Kit for Glock, released just last month, weighs less than the factory production model and is intended to reduce recoil momentum and allow for faster and more efficient follow-up placement. It’s currently available for Glock G19 GEN3, but Strike says the G17 option will be available soon.

And then there’s the new Magwell for Polymer80 PF940C and PF940v2 frames, released in July. Strike says the frames act almost like a funnel to the magwell to prevent reload bobble. The company says the magwell cuts fractions of seconds from reload time, which can make a huge difference in talking life-saving measures or during competitions.

We can’t help wonder what’s next!

Ashley Bunch is the first Tennesse-born Mag Life...we think. She's an Air Force Security Forces veteran and former dog-handler-turned-journalist (like, real journalist, with an advanced degree and previous internships at big publications and everything). As you might expect from someone who works with us, she's a bit of a smartass, a dedicated student of the hoplological arts (and the recent recipient of a Masters Degree in Psychology!), an ardent traveler, and more than a bit of a foodie. Ashley is a dangerous girl, particularly if your first name is Channel, Flathead, or Blue — Bunch has kilt and eaten many an insolent catfish. She'd rather be camping and fishing than just camping, just camping rather than just hiking, and just hiking rather than sitting at home. If she is sitting at home, however, there's likely a big damn jar of sweet tea and a whole pile of books somewhere nearby.

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