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Faxon Firearms Magazine Marker Bands - Caliber Identification
Faxon
$9.99
Faxon Firearms Magazine Marker Bands are a practical and convenient accessory for any gun enthusiast who wants to keep their magazines organized and easily identifiable. These marker bands are designed to fit over standard AR-15 magazines and come in packs of 10. Each caliber is marked with a different color to help you quickly differentiate between different calibers or types of ammunition.
Made from high-quality silicone, these marker bands are durable, long-lasting, and won't damage your magazines. They're also easy to install and remove, and won't interfere with the normal operation of your rifle.
Whether you're at the range or in the field, Faxon Firearms Magazine Marker Bands are a great way to stay organized and make sure you're using the right magazine for the job. With their user-friendly design and high-quality construction, these marker bands are a must-have accessory for any gun enthusiast. Upgrade your magazine organization game today with Faxon Firearms Magazine Marker Bands.
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Reviews
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As described
Just as described and expected. Second purchase from this company and both turned out OK. They do seem like an innovative outfit.
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just what i ordered
Work as expected
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300 Blackout ID Bands
It is very easy to mix up your AR mags, potentially placing wrong ammo in your firearm, so when these ID Marker bands came along, I saw them as the perfect solution to keep from making this mistake. Now, I can instantly recognize my 300 blackout mags and if you mark your firearm with the same bands, you now have a foolproof system, assuring that you don't make a catastrophic mistake. The bands seem well made and very durable. I wish I had thought of this idea. Get you some. You'll be glad you did, especially if anyone else is using your firearms, as well.
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Work as advertised
I bought bands for 300 AAC and for .223/5.56mm. These bands work exactly as expected but I also found another use! My 300 AAC upper is mounted on a lower receiver that has ".223/5.56mm" stamped into the lower left side of the magazine housing. I opened the trigger guard and slide one of the bands over the mag housing so that I covered up the stamping. I want it clear as to what caliber that gun is set-up for. I did the same thing for my .223 upper which is mounted on a lower that has "Multi" stamped into the lower left side of the mag housing.
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Avoiding Oops Ka-Boom
Got these to keep 300Blk out of 556 rifles to avoid the Oops Ka-boom destruction of the rifle. The reverse maybe less dramatic but still severely hazardous to the rifle and shooter. They literally use the same identical magazines, and even though I got a different brand it would be too easy to forget which is which. They certainly look better than colored duct tape and markers. The material seems to be similar to common rubber bands, my only concern is how long will they stay pliable and not dry out. If they last at least 10yrs, worth it, if only 5 yrs I will look for an alternative.
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simple solution
Simple cheap solution to keep my magazines from getting mixed up.
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Mag Bands
These are perfect, just what I was looking for. Being that they are made of silicon they should last for quite a while. Thanks to customer service, I had a question before I placed my order and they called and emailed me back with an answer within a couple hours.
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Great looks easy to tell what mag I'm using
wWas looking for these for sometime, then found that you had them an they are much better that what i was going to do. very happy to get these
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Best way to identify different magazines
I have all three caliber bands and this is what I put on all my magazines for easy and fast identifications. This is a fool's proof way of not mixing calibers and most importantly being safe. Great Product!