The Amend2 Minus 5Rd Limiter 3-pack gives hunters a straightforward way to adjust magazine capacity for compliance with state hunting regulations. These limiters work with Amend2's 5.56/.223 Mod-2, Mod-C, and Mod-3 magazine models, letting you convert standard 10-round magazines down to 5-round capacity by simply swapping the spring retainer—no tools or permanent modification required. If your state restricts magazine capacity during hunting season, this is the fastest way to stay legal in the field.
The reversible design means you can switch capacity back when you're outside regulated areas, making these limiters ideal for hunters who move between states or regions with different rules. The three-pack gives you enough limiters to outfit multiple magazines, so you're ready for any season. Installation takes seconds once you understand the process, and the limiters are made to the same standard as the rest of Amend2's line.
Keep in mind that these limiters are designed as a temporary, removable adjustment rather than a permanent capacity fix. They're intended for use with magazines matched to their original design—using a limiter on a 20-round magazine, for instance, wouldn't meet compliance requirements in states with a 15-round limit. Always verify your local and state regulations before using any magazine limiter.
Key Features
- Fits Amend2 5.56/.223 Mod-2, Mod-C, and Mod-3 magazines
- Reduces 10-round magazine capacity to 5 rounds
- Reversible installation—swap the spring retainer in seconds
- Three-pack covers multiple magazines
- No tools or permanent modification required
Specifications
| Brand | Amend2 |
| Caliber Compatibility | 5.56/.223 |
| Magazine Models | Mod-2, Mod-C, Mod-3 |
| Reduced Capacity | 5 rounds |
| Quantity | 3-pack |
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Amend2 magazines do these limiters fit?
These limiters are designed for Amend2 5.56/.223 Mod-2, Mod-C, and Mod-3 magazine models. They work by replacing the spring retainer, so compatibility is limited to these specific versions.
Can I use these limiters on larger magazines to meet state capacity restrictions?
No. These limiters are designed to work with magazines built to match the reduced capacity. Using a limiter on a magazine larger than its intended capacity—such as installing it on a 20-round magazine in a state with a 15-round limit—would not meet compliance requirements. Always match the limiter to the magazine's original design and your state's specific regulations.
How do I install the limiter?
Installation involves swapping out the spring retainer on your magazine. No tools are needed, and the process is reversible, allowing you to restore full capacity when needed.
Are these limiters legal for hunting?
Limiters are a temporary, removable adjustment rather than a permanent modification. Always verify your state and local hunting regulations before using any magazine limiter to ensure it meets your jurisdiction's requirements.

