SAVAGE ARMS - Savage Arms 93/90 Magazine 22WMR 10rd Stainless Steel Silver

Read the reviews and thought I'd take a chance. It would not feed if you put more than (5) five rounds in it. I compared it with the original mag and noticed the front, top of the mag was shaped differently, and the bullets laid flat on the follower after five rounds were loaded. The FIX is easy and should have been done at the factory, but you can do it. First, remove the floor plate and the innards. Then I took a screwdriver, with a shank about the size as the width of the inside, front of the mag. I placed it inside the mag and propped it up against a 2x4 block and taped just hard enough to start rolling the feed lip out. two or three taps seemed good enough to push it out as much as the original mag. Then I stud it up on end and tapped down on it to roll that edge like the original. Easy Peasy. Next I figured the holding portion at the back of the mag need a little tweaking. The blade on the same screwdriver fit in about halfway and I spread the front vertical edge of the fingers a little. That's what I'll call them for now. I was trying to make those top edges a little closer to parallel. The screwdriver spread the fingers too much at the back also. So I used a pair of needle nose pliers to squeeze the back together while holding the front edge of the fingers with the screwdriver to get the right gap. Now the slot is almost parallel and just tight enough to hold the bullets in the mag. load the mag and see how it looks, bullets still to flat. Take a small hammer, stand the mag up right and tap tap tap, very lightly on top of those same fingers at the back. Load the mag and look at the angle of the bullets. When they are standing up in front, just enough for the center of the bullet to be looking over the front of the mag at the feed ramp you got it. I loaded my mag many times 15 or 20 times and no failure to feed. every round feeds right into the chamber like it knows where it is. Take your time and be gentle. just enough force to move things around slowly and look and check as you go. You can do it. No special tools used! If you really want a ten round mag for your 93 this one will work if your willing to go that little extra bit.

I purchased three of these made in Canada, magazines. Initially not one of these mags would allow the bullet to be chambered. Upon close inspection the lip on the ramp had a jagged finish. This less than smooth finish was catching on the nose of the bullet preventing the bullet from entering the rifle's chamber. I used a small round file, the file that use to sharpen my chainsaw, to smooth the ramps edge. Problem solved. Canada's quality control inspectors need to step up.

10-round magazine if you loaded more than five rounds it wouldn't feed them waste of money. I got a 1-star rating because the one that 0 star rating or half a star rating. 60 bucks down the drain.