Magpul’s D-60 AR15 Drum Magazine - (How to…)

Published on February 12, 2018
Duration: 7:32

The Magpul D-60 is a 60-round drum magazine for the AR-15 platform, designed for reliability comparable to standard 30-round PMAGs. It features a compact profile suitable for prone shooting, a bolt hold-open mechanism, and a round-count window. Loading is simplified by a built-in lever, and the magazine can be stored loaded long-term. Disassembly is straightforward, requiring only a flathead screwdriver for maintenance.

Quick Summary

The Magpul D-60 is a 60-round drum magazine for the AR-15, designed for reliability and ease of use. It features a compact profile, a bolt hold-open, a round-count window, and a loading lever. It can be stored loaded and is easily disassembled for maintenance with a flathead screwdriver.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Magpul D-60
  2. 00:11Development History
  3. 00:46Design and Features
  4. 01:22Reliability Testing
  5. 01:52Loading Procedures
  6. 03:04Unloading and Storage
  7. 03:59Disassembly and Maintenance
  8. 06:14Range Demonstration
  9. 06:45Conclusion: D-60 Benefits

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Magpul D-60 drum magazine?

The Magpul D-60 offers a 60-round capacity for AR-15 platforms. It features a compact profile for prone shooting, a bolt hold-open function, a round-count view window, and a paint pen dot matrix for marking. A built-in loading lever simplifies the process.

How do you load the Magpul D-60 drum magazine?

Loading is made easier by a built-in lever that reduces spring tension. The D-60 can be loaded with individual rounds, stripper clips, or compatible loading devices like the StripLULA, ensuring a smooth and efficient process.

Can the Magpul D-60 be stored loaded?

Yes, the Magpul D-60 is designed to be stored fully loaded for extended periods without causing damage to the spring or magazine components, ensuring it's ready when needed.

How do you disassemble the Magpul D-60 for cleaning?

Disassembly is simple and requires only a flathead screwdriver. You use it to carefully release the polymer tabs holding the magazine housing together, allowing for easy access to internal components for cleaning.

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