Savage Arms 55106 Magazine 2rd 270/7mm/300 WSM Blued Steel

The Savage Arms 55106 magazine delivers reliable feeding for WSM cartridges in Savage 110 series rifles. This factory-manufactured magazine ensures consistent performance with proper headspacing and feeding geometry engineered specifically for magnum short cartridges.

What Makes This Different

Factory Savage magazines maintain the precise tolerances required for WSM cartridge reliability, unlike aftermarket alternatives that may cause feeding issues. The blued steel construction provides corrosion resistance while maintaining the structural integrity needed for magnum cartridge pressures. This magazine features the exact spring tension and follower geometry specified by Savage engineers for optimal cartridge presentation.

Key Features

• 2-round capacity for 270 WSM, 7mm WSM, and 300 WSM cartridges
• Blued steel construction resists corrosion and wear
• Factory-engineered follower ensures reliable cartridge feeding
• Compatible with Savage 110, 11FC, 10 Precision Carbine, 10 Predator Hunter, 12LRP, 12FCV, and 10FC models
• Drop-in installation requires no gunsmithing or modifications
• Heat-treated steel body withstands repeated loading cycles
• Precision-wound spring maintains consistent tension

Field performance depends on proper cartridge presentation, which this magazine delivers through its engineered feed lips and follower angle. The magazine functions reliably in temperature extremes and maintains feeding consistency through extended shooting sessions. Hunters and precision shooters benefit from the reliable cycling that prevents short-stroking during rapid follow-up shots.

Technical Specs

• Capacity: 2 rounds
• Caliber: 270 WSM, 7mm WSM, 300 WSM
• Material: Blued carbon steel
• Compatibility: Savage 110 series, 11FC, 10 Precision Carbine, 10 Predator Hunter, 12LRP, 12FCV, 10FC
• Installation: Drop-in replacement
• Manufacturer: Savage Arms
• Part Number: 55106
• Country of Origin: USA

This factory magazine eliminates feeding malfunctions that can occur with worn or incompatible magazines. Professional gunsmiths stock these magazines for customers experiencing feeding issues, and the factory specifications ensure long-term reliability for both hunting and precision shooting applications.