Savage Arms 64 Series 10-Round Magazine 22 LR Blued Steel

The Savage Arms 30005 magazine delivers reliable feeding for 64 Series rimfire rifles with its precision-engineered 10-round capacity. This factory magazine ensures consistent performance whether plinking at the range or hunting small game.

What Makes This Different

Factory magazines maintain tighter tolerances than aftermarket alternatives, reducing feeding issues and enhancing reliability. The blued steel construction resists corrosion better than polymer magazines while providing the rigid structure needed for consistent cartridge presentation. Savage's quality control standards ensure each magazine meets the exact specifications of your 64 Series rifle.

Key Features

• 10-round capacity for extended shooting sessions
• Blued steel construction for durability and corrosion resistance
• Factory specifications ensure perfect fit in Savage 64 Series rifles
• Precision-formed feed lips prevent cartridge deformation
• Strong spring maintains consistent tension through full capacity
• Easy-load design reduces thumb fatigue during magazine changes
• Drop-free release for quick tactical reloads

The magazine's steel construction handles repeated loading cycles without the feed lip spread common in softer materials. Range sessions benefit from the reliable feeding that keeps shooters focused on accuracy rather than clearing malfunctions. The 10-round capacity strikes the optimal balance between extended shooting and manageable weight for hunting applications.

Technical Specs

• Capacity: 10 rounds of .22 LR ammunition
• Material: Blued carbon steel body and follower
• Compatibility: Savage 64 Series rimfire rifles
• Finish: Traditional blued steel for corrosion protection
• Spring: Heat-treated steel for consistent tension
• Weight: Approximately 3.2 ounces empty
• Manufacturer: Savage Arms, USA

Factory magazines eliminate the guesswork of aftermarket compatibility while providing the reliability that Savage rifles are known for. The proven design has fed millions of rounds through 64 Series rifles across decades of production.