Hera Arms H3MAG Carbon Gen. 3 30-Round Magazine
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HAC150
Hera Arms is a German manufacturer of weapons and accessories for modern platforms. The brand notably offers equipment for AR-15/M4 rifles, combining technical materials, functional ergonomics, and German manufacturing.
A lightweight and robust AR-15/M4 magazine, equipped with an anti-tilt lift.
The Hera Arms H3MAG Carbon Gen. 3 is a 30-round detachable magazine for AR-15/M4 platforms conforming to the STANAG 4179 standard. Compatible with 5.56 × 45 mm NATO and .223 Remington calibers, it has a body made of glass fiber reinforced polymer that combines mechanical strength and low weight.
Its self-leveling follower minimizes tilt during feeding, while the corrosion-resistant steel spring ensures smooth cartridge feed. The textured exterior enhances grip during magazine changes, even when quick handling is required. A removable base plate provides easy access to internal components for cleaning.
- Brand: Hera Arms
- Model: H3MAG Carbon Gen. 3
- Model code: H3G3
- Manufacturer reference: 13.11.04
- Type: Detachable magazine for shoulder weapon
- Capacity: 30 cartridges
- Calibers: 5.56 × 45mm NATO / .223 Remington
- Compatibility: AR-15/M4 platforms compliant with STANAG 4179 standard
- Material: Glass fiber reinforced polymer
- Spring: steel with corrosion protection
- Elevator: self-leveling and anti-tilt
- Exterior finish: rough texture
- Color: black
- Weight: approximately 120 to 130 g empty
- Made in Germany
- Classification: Category A1 9° bis
A 30-round magazine for the AR-15/M4 platform
The Hera Arms H3MAG Carbon Gen. 3 is designed for firearms compatible with STANAG 4179 standard magazines. It accepts 30 rounds of 5.56×45mm NATO or .223 Remington ammunition. Compatibility with the exact firearm model must be verified before use.
Reinforced body and low weight
The body is made of fiberglass-reinforced polymer to withstand mechanical stress and demanding operating conditions. Its weight of approximately 120 to 130 g when empty minimizes the added bulk to the equipment. The textured surface provides a firm grip during magazine insertion and removal.
Regular cartridge feeding
The self-leveling elevator is designed to remain properly aligned within the magazine body. Combined with the corrosion-resistant steel spring, it guides the cartridges upwards towards the feed lips. The removable base plate allows access to internal components for maintenance.
Acquisition conditions and regulations
This 30-round magazine falls under category A1 9° bis as a feeding system for more than 10 cartridges intended for a centerfire semi-automatic shoulder-fired weapon. Its acquisition and possession are prohibited in principle, except where an exemption is provided for by law.
For a sport shooter benefiting from the applicable exemption, acquisition requires presentation of the valid prefectural authorization for the firearm, the frame, or the lower part of the corresponding receiver. A shooting license alone is not sufficient. Possession is limited to ten feeding systems per firearm concerned.
The detachable magazine is classified in category A1 9° bis. A firearm whose classification is confirmed in category B remains in category B when this magazine is not inserted. A centerfire semi-automatic shoulder-fired weapon equipped with this magazine becomes category A1 as soon as it allows the firing of more than 11 rounds without reloading.
Carrying the charger is prohibited except in specific regulatory cases. Transport requires a legitimate reason. The charger must be kept in a safe, a suitable security cabinet, or a secure vault.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of the anti-tilt lift?
It helps the elevator to stay aligned during its travel in order to consistently guide the cartridges towards the feed lips.
Can the charger be disassembled for maintenance?
Yes. Its removable heel provides access to the internal components for cleaning.
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