The Set of 3 Original Magpul® 5.56 NATO Mag Pulls is a piece of tactical equipment history (Made in USA). This is literally the accessory that gave the legendary company MAGPUL® its name! Made of durable synthetic rubber, they slip onto the bottom of any 5.56 caliber magazine (M4 / AR15 / M16), whether metal or polymer. They offer unsurpassed grip for lightning-fast extractions under stress and act as an excellent bumper during rapid magazine changes on the ground. Available in Black, Coyote, and Olive Drab.
This is an approximate conversion table to help you find your size. If you have already purchased an item from our brand, we recommend you select the same size indicated on its label.
| International | XS | S | M | L | XL | XXL | XXXL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Europe | 32 | 34 | 36 | 38 | 40 | 42 | 44 |
| US | 0 | 2 | 4 | 6 | 8 | 10 | 12 |
| Chest Circumference (inches) | 33-35" | 36-38" | 39-41" | 42-44" | 45-47" | 48-50" | 51-53" |
| Chest Circumference (cm) | 84-89 | 91-97 | 98-104 | 107-112 | 114-119 | 122-127 | 129-134 |
| Waist Circumference (inches) | 28" | 30" | 32" | 34" | 36" | 38" | 40" |
| Waist circumference (cm) | 71 | 76 | 81 | 86 | 91.5 | 96.5 | 101.5 |
LOWA FOOTWEAR SIZE CHART
SIZE SELECTION:
THE SIZES IN THE DROP-DOWN MENU ARE UK SIZES (ENGLISH)
conversion chart: UK size - (IT size) - size in mm
Size 6.5 (40) 257mm
Size 7 (40 3/4) 262mm
Size 7.5 (41.5) 266mm
Size 8 (42) 270mm
Size 8.5 (42.5) 274mm
Size 9 (43 1/4) 278mm
Size 9.5 (44) 283mm
Size 10 (44.5) 287mm
Size 10.5 (45) 291mm
Size 11 (46) 295mm
Size 11.5 (46.5) 300mm
Size 12 (47) 304mm
Size 12.5 (48) 308mm
Size 13 (48.5) 312mm
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The Legend of the "Magazine Pull":
Before this accessory, special forces operators created handmade loops on the bottom of magazines using duct tape and Paracord to quickly extract them from pouches. The Original Magpul® industrialized this need, creating a ring in patented thermoplastic rubber with a very high-grip rough inner surface. The result? Absolute control during high-stress tactical reloads, even in rain or mud.
Universality and Protection (Real Steel):
Unlike rigid Ranger Plates that replace the floor plate, these rubber bands simply "fit" over the bottom of the magazine. This makes them extremely versatile: they adapt perfectly to classic STANAG aluminum/steel magazines, but can also be widened to fit polymer magazines (such as PMAG, EPM, Hexmag). Being designed for real firearms (Real Steel), the rubber compound is designed to withstand extreme abuse, easily absorbing drops to the ground on concrete floors (Bumper effect).
"Hot" Installation (The trick to not go crazy!): Being "Real Steel" rubber made to never come off again, fitting them on magazines (especially the slightly thicker polymer ones) will require a lot of force. Do not use pliers or screwdrivers! The trick is to immerse the mag pulls in very hot water for a couple of minutes before installing them. The rubber will soften and temporarily expand, allowing you to easily slip them on. If you're still struggling, add half a drop of silicone oil to the magazine. Once cooled, they will tighten like a vise!
Winding Wheel Issue (On High Capacity Mags): Although they fit perfectly on classic metal 300-round high-capacity magazines (Hi-Cap), remember that this thick rubber band will partially or totally cover the lower winding wheel to load the spring. It will be much more uncomfortable to "roll" with your finger in the middle of the rubber ring. Their ideal use in airsoft is undoubtedly on single-stack magazines (Mid-Cap / Low-Cap).
Repositioning: Don't push them all the way down flush with the edge! The optimal (and aesthetically more correct) position is to leave a few millimeters of "gap" between the real bottom of the magazine and the mag pull loop. This way the finger will have more space to fit into the ring during rapid extractions.