ATI Bulldog 20 Gauge Shotgun Magazine 10 Round Black Steel

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Description

The ATI Bulldog 20 gauge magazine delivers reliable feeding for semi-automatic shotguns with its robust 10-round capacity. Constructed from black-finished steel, this magazine provides consistent performance for tactical applications and extended shooting sessions.

What Makes This Different

Unlike polymer alternatives, the ATI Bulldog features all-steel construction that withstands repeated loading cycles and harsh conditions. The precision-formed body maintains proper shell alignment while the reinforced spring system ensures smooth feeding under rapid fire conditions. This magazine's extended capacity reduces reload frequency during competitive events or training exercises.

Key Features

10-round capacity for extended shooting sessions
Black steel construction resists impact and corrosion
Compatible with ATI Bulldog and similar semi-automatic 20 gauge shotguns
Precision-formed magazine body ensures reliable shell feeding
Heavy-duty spring system maintains consistent tension
Removable floor plate for easy cleaning and maintenance
Textured grip areas for secure handling during reloads

The steel construction handles the pressures of 20 gauge shells while maintaining dimensional stability through thousands of loading cycles. Competition shooters benefit from the reduced reload frequency, while tactical users appreciate the magazine's durability in adverse conditions. The black finish provides corrosion resistance and maintains a professional appearance.

Technical Specs

Capacity: 10 rounds
Gauge: 20 gauge
Construction: Black-finished steel
Compatibility: ATI Bulldog series shotguns
Spring: Heavy-duty coil spring
Floor plate: Removable for maintenance
Finish: Matte black steel

This magazine represents a practical upgrade for shooters requiring extended capacity without compromising reliability. The steel construction and proven design make it suitable for both recreational shooting and professional applications where consistent performance matters most.