Ruger 90353 Scout 10rd Magazine 308 Win/6.5 Creedmoor Black Steel

The Ruger 90353 Scout magazine delivers reliable feeding for precision rifles with its robust steel construction and 10-round capacity. This factory magazine fits Ruger Precision and Scout rifle platforms across multiple calibers. Factory specifications ensure consistent performance under demanding conditions.

What Makes This Different

Steel construction provides superior durability compared to polymer alternatives, maintaining dimensional stability under temperature extremes. The precision-engineered follower and spring system delivers consistent cartridge presentation for reliable cycling. Factory tolerances ensure proper fit and function without modifications or adjustments.

Key Features

• 10-round capacity for extended shooting sessions
• Black oxide steel construction resists corrosion and wear
• Compatible with 243 Win, 308 Win, 450 Bushmaster, and 6.5 Creedmoor
• Factory Ruger engineering ensures precise fit and reliable feeding
• Heat-treated steel body maintains shape under stress
• Anti-tilt follower prevents feed malfunctions
• Witness holes for quick round count verification

Field testing demonstrates consistent feeding across all compatible calibers, from light 243 Winchester loads to heavy 450 Bushmaster cartridges. The steel construction maintains reliability in adverse weather conditions, including temperature swings that can affect polymer magazines. Competition shooters report smooth reloads and consistent lockback function.

Technical Specs

• Capacity: 10 rounds
• Material: Black oxide finished steel
• Compatible rifles: Ruger Precision Rifle, Ruger Scout Rifle
• Compatible calibers: 243 Win, 308 Win, 450 Bushmaster, 6.5 Creedmoor
• Part number: 90353
• UPC: 736676903535
• Manufacturer: Sturm, Ruger & Company
• Country of origin: USA

Factory magazines eliminate compatibility issues and feeding problems associated with aftermarket alternatives. The steel construction justifies the investment for shooters requiring maximum reliability. Stock levels fluctuate based on production schedules and market demand.