Description
The MDT .308 / 6.5 Creedmoor Metal AICS Magazine — 12 Round uses a double-stack to single-feed (DSSF) transition so it holds twelve rounds at a lower overall height than a conventional 10-round AICS magazine. It is formed from high-strength steel, nitrided and finished inside and out with Cerakote Elite for corrosion resistance and smooth feeding. The magazine is 3.055 in long with a 4.61 in rear height. With the front binder plate (102922-BLK) it accepts cartridges to 2.870 in overall length and is compatible with all AICS-pattern bottom metal and chassis; without the plate (102919-BLK) it accepts 2.960 in, suited to rifles whose feed ramp lets the longer round feed. It feeds 308 Win / 7.62×51, 6.5 Creedmoor, 6mm Creedmoor, 243 Win, 260 Rem and 7mm-08, and 22-250 Rem at reduced capacity. MDT notes Howa 1500 short actions need slight modification.
Key features
- 12-round capacity, double-stack to single-feed (DSSF) design
- High-strength steel, nitrided, Cerakote Elite finish inside and out
- 3.055 in outside length, 4.61 in rear height
- Max COAL 2.870 in with binder plate, 2.960 in without
- Feeds 308 Win, 6.5 CM, 6mm CM, 243 Win, 260 Rem, 7mm-08 (22-250 at reduced capacity)
- Fits AICS-pattern bottom metal and chassis systems
Frequently asked questions
With or without binder plate — which should I choose?
With the plate is the safe choice for any AICS-pattern rifle (2.870 in COAL). Without the plate allows 2.960 in COAL for long-seated handloads but relies on the rifle’s feed ramp to guide the round.
Which cartridges does it feed?
MDT lists 308 Win / 7.62×51, 6.5 Creedmoor, 6mm Creedmoor, 243 Win, 260 Rem and 7mm-08, plus 22-250 Rem at reduced capacity.
Is a licence needed to buy a magazine?
Rules differ by state and territory — some states restrict centrefire magazine capacity or require a licence. Check your state’s rules before ordering.
Specifications from MDT (mdttac.com).
Magazines are supplied by 3 Gun Tactical, Licensed Firearms Dealer 50001578, Tingalpa QLD. Magazine capacity and possession rules differ between Australian states and territories and may require a firearms licence or permit — check your state’s rules before ordering.






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