MAGNUM RESEARCH DESERT EAGLE MARK XIX L5 357 MAG 5" 9-RD PISTOL
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MAGNUM RESEARCH DESERT EAGLE MARK XIX L5 357 MAG 5" 9-RD PISTOL
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- Gun Type : Pistol: Semi-Auto
- Model Series : Desert Eagle
- Caliber : 357
- Action : Single Action
- Capacity : 9+1
- Finish : Black Steel Slide And Barrel
- Stock : Black Hard Coat Alloy Frame
- Sights : Fixed
- Barrel Length : 5
- Overall Length : 9.69
- Features : Full Weaver Style Accessory Rail
Weighing in at almost 5 pounds, the stout Desert Eagle has always demanded two-fisted handling. Now, Magnum Research is proud to introduce two new models in a lighter weight version which will make a noticeable difference when handling the pistol – albeit two hands are still recommended for most shooters. The Desert Eagle L5 and the L6 weigh in almost a pound or 2 pounds lighter than other similar Desert Eagle products.
The new Mark XIX L5 in .357 Magnum is offered with an all new 5-inch barrel length and features a hard-coat anodized black aluminum frame, black carbon steel slide and barrel, and Hogue® finger groove rubber grips. The pistol also has Magnum Research’s widely popular integral muzzle brake. The new lighter version of this popular Desert Eagle .357 is 3 pounds 1.6 oz. which also makes it New York State compliant. Overall length is 9.75”, height is 6.25” and the slide width is 1.25”. The DE357L5IMB comes with one 9-round magazine.
Magnum Research also addressed the need for a lighter weight Desert Eagle in their popular .50 AE model. The Mark XIX L6 weighs just 3 pounds 7 oz. – nearly 12 oz. lighter than other similar Desert Eagle models. It is offered with a hard-coat anodized black aluminum frame with a stainless steel slide and integral muzzle break barrel, attractive black appointments and features a picatinny rail on the frame. Overall length is 10.75”, height is 6.25”, and the slide width is 1.25”. The single action pistol has a 4-pound trigger pull. The L6 ships with one 7-round magazine. The new lightweight Desert Eagles take the same magazines as the current steel models.
