Dead Crusader Laser Engraved PMAG – Black Gen M3 30-Round 5.56/.223
Magpul Industries / Laser Engraved by SWT Aerospace
Show your patriotic pride with the Waving American Flag graphic, precision laser-etched directly onto a genuine Magpul PMAG 30 GEN M3.
Designed and processed in-house by SWT Aerospace LLC in Venice, Florida, this custom magazine combines Magpul's proven operational reliability with a classic American aesthetic. Unlike standard printed graphics, decals, or superficial paint wraps that peel and wear down over time, SWT Aerospace uses high-contrast industrial fiber laser technology to alter the polymer surface permanently. The result is a clean, durable finish that maintains full feeding performance without modifying or compromising internal magazine mechanics.
Genuine Magpul Quality: Built on the factory-proven PMAG 30 AR/M4 GEN M3 platform.
Permanent Laser Etching: Graphic is laser-engraved into the polymer—will not flake, peel, or fade.
High-Contrast Tactical Finish: Crisp, detailed waving American flag design on a stealth black background.
Uncompromised Function: OEM dimensions, internal geometry, and feeding reliability remain 100% factory standard.
Precision Shop Quality: Individually laser processed in-house by SWT Aerospace LLC.
| Parameter | Specification |
| Base Platform | Magpul PMAG® 30 AR/M4 GEN M3® |
| Caliber Compatibility | 5.56x45mm NATO / .223 Remington |
| Capacity | 30 Rounds |
| Body Material | Impact & Crush-Resistant Polymer |
| Finish / Pattern | Black / Precision Laser Engraved "Waving American Flag" Design |
| Spring & Follower | Stainless Steel Spring / Anti-Tilt Follower |
| Compatibility | AR-15, M4, HK416, SA-80, FN SCAR™ MK 16/16S |
| Origin | Custom Engraved in USA (SWT Aerospace LLC – Venice, FL) |
IMPORTANT: Magazine capacity regulations vary by state, county, and local jurisdiction. It is the buyer's sole responsibility to understand and comply with all applicable local, state, and federal laws prior to purchase. SWT Aerospace LLC cannot fulfill or ship 30-round magazine orders to restricted jurisdictions.