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Extreme Shock Ammunition Offers Magwell, Lightwell Accessories for AR-15

CLINTWOOD, Va. (Aug. 24, 2009) – Extreme Shock Ammunition has introduced two new products, the Extreme Shock Magwell and the Extreme Shock Lightwell.

These two products are built for use with an M4 or AR-15 to offer better grip, allow for faster reloads, improve stance for CQB and protect the gun itself.

The Magwell allows the operator to use the magazine well as a grip and creates a magazine funnel to reduce reload time. It weighs 110 grams and is independent of the barrel length, so it can be interchanged between full-length and carbine-length weapons.

The Magwell design was developed to give the operator the preferred tight-in-elbow grip when holding the weapon. It will also allow the use of double mags. The “Mag Cinch” can be used by removing the top strap. Other manufacturer’s magazine clips can be used as well.

The Lightwell adds the ability to have a weapons light mounted on the gun without the need for a rail system.

The Magwell and the Lightwell allow for cleaning of the weapon without removal.

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