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Designed specifically for our revolutionary DANIEL™ H9® semiautomatic handgun, the H9® Magazine is constructed of sturdy carbon steel coated with black-oxide for superior corrosion resistance and protection from the elements. A smooth isotropic super finish reduces friction, making this ergonomic magazine easy to insert and remove, while tool-free assembly/disassembly makes cleaning and maintaining the mag quick and easy. Manufactured and assembled in the U.S.A. by Americans to meet Daniel’s legendary quality standards, this durable magazine is built to provide years of reliable service and can take most anything you can dish out.
KEY FEATURES
- 15-round capacity
- Constructed of sturdy carbon steel
- Coated with black-oxide for corrosion resistance
- Smooth, isotropic super finish reduces friction for easy insertion/removal
- Easy tool-free assembly/disassembly for cleaning
- Made in the USA
Magazine Capacity 15 Material Carbon Steel Caliber 9mm Compatibility Daniel H9 Manufacturer Daniel Defense Magazine Finish Black Oxide Finish
Information: To buy firearms and essential elements, you must have or be able to obtain a weapon permit (WES/SON/PAA/PAE) in Switzerland according to. (Art. 8 al. 1 LArm and ss and art. 15 al. 1 ss OArm)
If you fulfill this requirement and you purchase a firearm, please send us the WES / PAA to the following address: Dynamik Arms SARL/Gmbh, 124 route d Annecy, 1257 Croix-De-Rozon Suisse
To Buy ammunition, we will need a copy of of less than 2 years old weapon permit (Waffenerwerbschein (WES / PAA)) with the same caliber as the ammo purchased that can be simply sent pdf by e-mail.
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