Savage Arms 55272 Magazine 5rd 270 Win/30-06 Axis II Precision

The Savage Arms 55272 magazine delivers reliable feeding for Axis II Precision rifles chambered in 270 Winchester and 30-06 Springfield. This factory magazine ensures consistent performance with the precision-engineered tolerances that match your rifle's specifications.

What Makes This Different

Factory magazines maintain the exact tolerances and feed geometry that Savage engineers designed into the Axis II Precision platform. Unlike aftermarket alternatives that may require fitting adjustments, this magazine drops in with guaranteed compatibility. The steel construction provides dimensional stability under temperature variations and repeated loading cycles that can affect polymer alternatives.

Key Features

• 5-round capacity for 270 Winchester and 30-06 Springfield cartridges
• Matte black steel construction resists corrosion and wear
• Factory-engineered feed lips ensure reliable cartridge presentation
• Drop-in compatibility with Savage Axis II Precision rifles
• Spring-loaded follower maintains consistent feeding pressure
• Flush-fit profile maintains rifle balance and handling characteristics
• OEM quality backed by Savage's manufacturing standards

Field performance depends on consistent magazine function, especially in hunting scenarios where follow-up shots matter. The steel construction handles temperature extremes from early-season heat to late-season cold without dimensional changes that affect feeding. Competition shooters appreciate the reliable cartridge presentation that supports consistent bolt closure and chambering.

Technical Specs

• Capacity: 5 rounds
• Caliber compatibility: 270 Winchester, 30-06 Springfield
• Material: Steel with matte black finish
• Rifle compatibility: Savage Axis II Precision
• Profile: Flush-fit design
• Follower: Spring-loaded steel construction
• Country of origin: USA
• Model number: 55272

Factory magazines eliminate compatibility concerns while maintaining the reliability standards that Savage builds into their rifles. Professional gunsmiths stock OEM magazines because they understand that feeding issues often trace back to worn or incompatible magazine components.