SKU DE44SRMB
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Product Information & Specs
The Magnum Research Desert Eagle is a family of powerful semi-automatic pistols chambered in 357 Mag 44 Mag or 50 AE. Utilizing a gas-operated rotating bolt more commonly found in rifles the Desert Eagle was the first pistol capable of handling these outsized loads. Fixed sights adorn barrels at 6 or 10 in length depending on model and a rail allows users to mount the scope of their choice to the Desert Eagle.
Details
Desert EagleĀ® Mark XIX Pistol, Stainless Steel with Picatinny Bottom Rail, Weaver Style Top Rail, Integral Muzzle Brake, Black Appointments
6ā barrel, 7 round
Type Gas-operated rotating bolt semiautomatic - Caliber .44 MAGNUM - Overall Length w 6 Barrel 10.75 27.3 cm - Bore Diameter .429 10.9 mm - Height 6.25 15.9 cm - Slide Width 1.25 32 mm - Construction High quality stainless steel barrel frame and slide w full Weaver style accessory rail and Integral Muzzle Brake - Finish Stainless Steel - Trigger Single action approx. 4 lb. pull - Trigger Reach 2.75 70 mm - Sight Radius 8.5 215 mm - Sights Combat type fixed - Polygonal Rifling w Right Hand Twist 6 lands grooves 1 turn in 18 457 mm - Weight (Empty Magazine) 4 lbs. 8 oz. - Magazine Capacity 8 rounds
| UPC | 761226087922 |
| Caliber | .44 MAGNUM |
| Action | SINGLE SHOT |
| Capacity | 7 ROUNDS |
| Barrel Length | 6 BARREL |
| Weight | 4.5 LBS. |
| Finish | STAINLESS |
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