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Our single-stack, single-feed long action magazines for .308 Winchester are the perfect magazines for any shooter looking to feed several short action calibers in their long action rifle. -
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The Accurate-Mag 6.5 Creedmoor box magazine is a standard AICS type magazine that will fit any AICS type bottom metal or chassis system. It is nearly identical to the standard .308 mag with the exception of the stamp and the exclusion of the blinder plate to allow for cartridge length up to 2.950". -
(3.850) Magazine Patent US8,322,063 The patented feed lip configuration allows the largest bolt to round overlap of any rifle cartridge magazine on the market. -
Our single-stack, single-feed magazines for the .338 Lapua Magnum round are the perfect magazines for any shooter. -
Our single-stack, single-feed magazines for the .300 Winchester Magnum are the perfect magazines for any shooter. -
Our single-stack, single-feed magazine for the .300 Remington Ultra Mag is the perfect magazine for bridging the world between hunting and tactical shooting. -
Our single-stack, single-feed magazine for the .30-06 Springfield is the perfect magazine for bridging the world between hunting and tactical shooting. -
The .300 WSM magazine expands the short action double stack line to accommodate WSM calibers, SAUM calibers and the new 6.5 PRC. -
The new "Three Rib" .308 10-round DSSF is a commercial variant of our standard .308 magazine. -
The .308/7.62 x 51 mm AM box magazine has been the choice for many OEM rifle manufacturers such as Remington Arms, Savage Arms, McMillan Rifles, and several others, as well as operators and practical shooters all around the world. This magazine has also been chosen by Ruger to be the OEM magazine for their extremely popular gunsite scout rifle. -
Note: This product is a complete magazine, not a kit. Existing rifles with M-24 type 308 bottom metals can be retrofitted to smaller calibers by simply changing the barrel/action to the selected caliber on the same stock. This magazine will not work with Savage .223 rifles due to the shortened bolt stroke.
