Limiting the number of rounds in magazines is nothing short of unconstitutional. Americans are entitled to as many as they want. However, we want to offer an option to those living in restrictive states with our 15/30 magazines. May there come a time when all we offer is full-capacity magazines to all 50 states.
About us
Lancer creates value solutions for challenging and harsh environment applications using plastic, fiber optic and composite technologies that span across our small arms, composites, fiber optics and weapon systems areas of focus. We work directly with our customer's engineering and design groups to design, develop and manufacture light weight, cost effective and innovative material solutions. Lancer's production capacity is a unique blend of in-house manufacturing capabilities combined with a world class logistics and supply chain system that enables us to provide customers with a variety of production-process alternatives. Lancer fills the gap between prime contractor and component manufacturer.
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http://www.lancer-systems.com
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- Industry
- Defense and Space Manufacturing
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Quakertown, PA
- Type
- Privately Held
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2800 Milford Square Pike
Quakertown, PA 18951, US
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Our Lancer Systems L15 receivers are back in stock. We even have some discounted blems, for anyone that is planning on painting theirs. These are 7075 custom forgings and the magwells are designed to aid in reloads while working with the majority of magazines on the market.
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The handguard of an AR15 or AR10 platform is a component that requires just as much attention as the remainder of the rifle. Some make decisions purely on aesthetics, but for serious applications, more thought is required. The weight of the handguard is crucial; a handguard that is too heavy makes the rifle imbalanced and overly cumbersome to shoot, especially when lights, IR Lasers, and suppressors are mounted near the muzzle. Those that are too light have often had too much material removed from the handguard, leading to issues with heat mitigation, durability, or shifting under serious training or real-world abuse. We use Carbon Fiber for its heat-dispersing properties, lightweight nature, and rigidity compared to other common materials used in handguard construction. We've produced several handguards for numerous platforms and have seen continued success across the board, from competitive to more serious applications.
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Our Lancer Systems .300blk magazines are trusted by military and commercial customers across the globe. Designed to run with both supers and subs while featuring our steel feed lips and translucent bodies.
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2 pallets of Lancer Systems magazines getting ready to ship to RWS Cetus in Poland.
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2 pallets of Lancer Systems magazines getting ready to ship to RWS Cetus in Poland.
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300 Blackout might be one of the most enjoyable calibers to shoot, but it's often not the most fun to purchase. Get the best bang for your buck with the Range Line™ series and keep your LVAW or other SBR/Pistol fueled and Lancer Magazines filled for the next range day.
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When we decided to begin manufacturing magazines for the AR platform, we had a few considerations in mind, with reliability being the most important. Instead of using polymer as the sole base material, we incorporated hardened steel feed lips to prevent the magazine body from deforming under heavy use or when left loaded for extended periods. We also experimented with different polymers that would provide a translucent appearance, which many think was purely for aesthetic purposes, but also provides the ability to know how many rounds are left in a magazine, as well as ensure the correct rounds are loaded, something that's highly important between the 5.56 and 300 Blackout calibers. The polymer's texture was also enhanced to give users a better grip on the magazines, reducing the need to use abrasive tape or hand stippling, as we saw others do with other brands. Since their introduction, I'm proud to say the line of Advanced Warfighter Magazines has served law enforcement, the military, and shooting enthusiasts across the country and around the world.
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