Magnum Research MAG44 Desert Eagle 8rd Magazine 44 Rem Mag Black

The Magnum Research MAG44 magazine delivers reliable feeding for Desert Eagle Mark XIX pistols chambered in 44 Remington Magnum. This factory magazine ensures consistent performance with the proper spring tension and feed angle engineered specifically for the Desert Eagle platform.

What Makes This Different

Factory magazines maintain the precise tolerances required for Desert Eagle reliability, unlike aftermarket alternatives that may cause feeding issues. The MAG44 features heat-treated steel construction with a corrosion-resistant black finish that withstands extended use. Spring tension remains consistent through thousands of loading cycles, ensuring reliable chambering of heavy magnum cartridges.

Key Features

• 8-round capacity for 44 Remington Magnum cartridges
• Heat-treated steel body with black corrosion-resistant finish
• Factory-engineered spring tension for consistent feeding
• Compatible with Desert Eagle Mark XIX pistols in 44 Mag
• Removable floorplate for cleaning and maintenance
• Witness holes for round count verification
• Steel follower designed for heavy magnum cartridge geometry

The MAG44 handles the substantial recoil forces generated by 44 Magnum cartridges without compromising feed reliability. Factory specifications ensure proper headspace and cartridge presentation angle for consistent ignition. The robust construction withstands the punishment of full-power magnum loads, from 240-grain hunting rounds to heavy 300-grain defensive ammunition.

Technical Specs

• Capacity: 8 rounds of 44 Remington Magnum
• Material: Heat-treated steel construction
• Finish: Black corrosion-resistant coating
• Compatibility: Desert Eagle Mark XIX 44 Magnum only
• Weight: Approximately 4.2 ounces empty
• Length: 5.75 inches overall
• Manufacturer: Magnum Research Inc.
• UPC: 761226022916

Factory magazines eliminate the guesswork of aftermarket compatibility while maintaining Magnum Research's quality standards. Professional shooters and hunters rely on OEM magazines for consistent performance when precision matters most.