Magpul Enhanced AR-15 Dust Cover - Black - MPIMAG1206-BLK
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The Magpul Enhanced Ejection Port Cover is a drop-in ready upgrade that comes at a cost-effective price. Installation is easy, without the need to remove the handguard, wind any screws, or adjust any e-clips. Magpul has made this ejection port cover out of high-grade, impact resistant injected molded polymer. It is strong enough to not bend or break from hard impacts. The port cover is corrosion resistant and will outlast other port covers on the market.
Features:
- A drop-in ready upgrade
- Cost-effective and will not break the bank
- Installation is easy, as you do not need to remove the handguard, wind any screws, or adjust any e-clips
- Magpul has made this ejection port cover out high-grade, impact resistant injected molded polymer
- Strong enough to not break from hard impacts
- Ejection port cover is corrosion resistant and will outlast others on the market
- Specialty tools are not required for installation
- It is compatible with USGI-patterned AR15 upper receivers
The Magpul Enhanced Ejection Port Cover is compatible with USGI-patterned AR15 upper receivers, giving you many options of weapons to upgrade. The best part is that specialty tools are not required for installation, making the switch a sinch.
| Weight | 0.4 oz |
|---|---|
| MPN | MPIMAG1206-BLK |
| UPC | 840815137948 |
Compliance
NFA (National Firearms Act) compliance is crucial for legal ownership and transfer of regulated firearms and accessories like short-barreled rifles, suppressors, and certain types of ammunition, ensuring adherence to federal regulations to avoid legal penalties and ensure responsible firearm ownership.
Customer Reviews
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- BCM upper
- port door
- a mil
- finger nail file
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US
Very nice
I like the magpul enhanced port door. Very easy to install
USIt works...depending on your upper receiver
Overall it's a cool simple dust cover. Easy to install, but it may not work on all receivers without some work. The receiver I used was a blemished BCM upper. It would drag on the left side and not swing open freely. I used a finger nail file to remove some material to make it swing freely. It was a sample size of one, could have been the receiver or maybe the dust cover. Anyway now it works, but arguably it took the same amount of time if I just installed a mil-spec cover.
