SOLD : Two Pre-Ban AR-180 Sterling 40 Rd Steel Magazines.

[hkseeker62]

WTS:Two Pre-Ban AR-180 Sterling 40 Rd Steel Magazines.

I have two 40rd Sterling AR-180 Sterling 40 Rd magazines for AR 15 and other AR platforms.
Purchased back in the 70's at the end of a gun show.
Neither magazine has ever been stored with rounds in it and they are in perfect functioning
order and have no dents or any defects. 
The bottom of each magazine is stamped "BY STERLING ENGLAND"

Both functioned with all my AR's SP1's, AR carbines for many years.
Seldom used now, stored seems like forever, back of the safe they went.

$200 each OBO Shipping is included in the price with UPS mail.

Notice: Due to state laws, these magazines cannot be shipped to all states. 
Know your state and local laws. 
 

Additional Information:

Two Sterling 40-round steel magazines for the AR-180 rifle, both produced prior to the 1994 magazine capacity restrictions. Each magazine is constructed of blued steel and features the original stamped marking “BY STERLING ENGLAND” on the floorplate. These magazines are designed for use with the AR-180 platform and are compatible with certain AR-15 pattern rifles that accept AR-180 style magazines. The bodies show the standard ribbed reinforcement typical of Sterling manufacture, with welded seams and steel followers.

Both magazines are used and were originally purchased in the 1970s. They have been stored unloaded and exhibit typical handling marks consistent with age but no described structural damage or deformation. Springs and followers are intact, and the feed lips retain their original form. The finish shows normal wear from prior use and long-term storage. These are genuine pre-ban production units from Sterling’s English manufacture period, identifiable by the factory stamp and construction style.

The pair includes two complete 40-round magazines without additional accessories or packaging. No ammunition or loading tools are included. These magazines were previously used with AR-180 rifles and various AR-15 carbines, and have remained in storage for an extended period. Each unit retains its original steel body, follower, and floorplate assembly as manufactured by Sterling in England.

Edited July 18 by hkseeker62
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