Gun Collectors Dream Auction #88 December 5th & 6th

C Products Defense and Amend2 AR-15 Magazine Collection with Approximately 500 Rounds of .300 Blackout and 5.56x45mm Ammunition

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Start price: $10

Estimated price: $160 - $280

Buyer's Premium: 12%

Description

This lot features a collection of seven AR-15 style magazines and a substantial quantity of approximately 500 rounds of ammunition. The group includes four C Products Defense aluminum magazines and three Amend2 polymer magazines. The metal magazines are stamped 6M9N8 and .223/5.56 AL on the side walls, with the baseplates embossed C PRODUCTS DEFENSE MADE IN USA. These magazines have been hand-marked in white paint with 300 AAC. The Amend2 polymer magazines are the Mod 2 variation, clearly marked with the manufacturer website AMEND2MAGS.COM, 5.56 x 45, and MOD 2 designations, featuring the distinctive red 2 logo on the baseplates. The accompanying ammunition is a varied mix consisting primarily of .300 AAC Blackout and 5.56x45mm cartridges. Notable headstamps observed on the cartridges include A P 300 AAC BLK. The projectile types include full metal jacket and orange polymer-tipped ballistic rounds. This collection provides versatility for platforms chambered in both traditional 5.56 NATO and .300 Blackout. Note – All firearms require a federal 4473 background check.


Condition report:

The magazines show signs of moderate field use. The four aluminum magazines exhibit standard finish wear and handling marks, with the handwritten white paint markings remaining legible. The three polymer magazines show significant white surface oxidation or powdery residue across the bodies, though they remain structurally sound. The ammunition is in mixed condition; while many rounds appear clean, several brass casings exhibit visible green verdigris corrosion and surface tarnishing. The polymer tips on several rounds are intact. Mechanical function of the magazine springs and followers appears consistent with regular use, though they have not been live-fire tested.