Amend2 AR-15 10/30 Mod-2 Model Rifle Magazine Black 5.56/.223 10/rd CA Compliant

The Amend2 AR-15 10/30 Mod-2 Model rifle magazine in black 5.56/.223 with 10-round capacity represents a purpose-built solution for compliant shooting in restricted jurisdictions while maintaining full AR platform compatibility. Built by C&E Innovations under the Amend2 brand, this California-compliant magazine delivers reliable feeding and secure retention across standard AR receivers and upper assemblies.

The 10/30 configuration pairs a 10-round follower with a full 30-round body profile, meaning the magazine accepts up to 30 rounds of 5.56 NATO or .223 Remington ammunition, but is mechanically limited to loading 10 rounds—satisfying legal requirements in states with magazine capacity restrictions. Constructed from durable polymer, the design maintains dimensional consistency with standard 30-round magazines for seamless fit in existing magazine pouches, carriers, and storage solutions. The full-length body profile also preserves feeding geometry for reliable operation across diverse rifle setups, from patrol carbines to precision platforms.

This magazine is specifically engineered for operators, firearms instructors, and civilian shooters navigating California's restrictions or similar high-capacity magazine bans. The 10/30 Mod-2 eliminates the need for magazine swaps during transition to compliant jurisdictions or training environments—the same physical magazine functions in restricted areas at 10-round capacity and unrestricted areas at full capacity. Practical consideration: the 10-round load is neither difficult nor tedious for range sessions and training, while the familiar magazine footprint reduces the need for backup compliance equipment.

Amend2 magazines are widely recognized among California shooters and compliant-carry enthusiasts for engineering around restrictive statutes without sacrificing ergonomics or cross-platform versatility. The polymer construction offers corrosion resistance in coastal and humid environments, a practical benefit for operators maintaining gear in variable conditions.