SR25 PATTERN MAGAZINES FOR AR-308 Reviews & Ratings

D&H INDUSTRIES SR25 PATTERN MAGAZINES FOR AR .308

Built for strength and reliability, the D&H Industries AR .308 magazine is a trusted choice for shooters who demand consistent feeding and rugged durability. Designed for SR-25 pattern rifles, these steel-bodied mags are available in 10- or 20-round capacities and feature color-coded followers for quick identification and smooth operation.

FEATURES

Available in 10-round (orange follower) or 20-round (green follower) configurations
Compatible with SR-25 pattern rifles chambered in .308 Winchester
Precision-formed steel body for enhanced durability and long service life
Anti-tilt polymer follower ensures reliable feeding under stress
Matte black finish resists corrosion and wear
Proudly made in the USA with strict quality control standards

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Reviews Summary

The D&H AR 308 magazines have mixed reviews from users. While some praise their solid steel construction and compatibility with specific models, many others report issues with feeding, fitting, and securing in various rifle lowers. Performance can vary significantly depending on the firearm used, so it's crucial to check compatibility before purchase. Overall, users appreciate durability but highlight a lack of reliability in feeding for certain models.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Compatibility

40%

A significant number of reviewers report compatibility issues across various AR platforms, indicating that the magazines do not fit securely or operate reliably in all models. This theme highlights the importance of ensuring that the magazine matches the specific rifle type to avoid feeding and locking problems.

Feeding Issues

50%

Feeding reliability is a common concern among users, with many mentioning failures to feed the last rounds consistently or rounds being damaged upon feeding. This aspect of performance is crucial for users seeking reliability in their magazines, especially in critical situations.

Build Quality

35%

Many customers acknowledge the solid steel construction of the magazines, appreciating their durability and heavy-duty feel. Users mention that these magazines have the potential for great performance, provided they fit appropriately in their specific firearms.

Performance Variability

45%

The performance of these magazines seems to vary greatly depending on the firearm used. While some users have had complete success with certain rifles, others experience consistent feeding and fitment problems, indicating a lack of uniformity across different firearms.

Weight and Design

30%

Reviews indicate that while the magazines are heavier than polymer alternatives, the steel construction is favored by many for certain applications. The design features, such as the orange follower for visibility and the magazine length accommodating longer cartridges, are noted as beneficial.

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Wouldn't recommend

I'm not really sure which type of AR10 these are supposed to be for, but they are very loose and sloppy in a standard (DPMS/SR25) style lower receiver(s)-the magazines won't lock into battery or stay in place. While loading a variety of bullets was easy enough, overall they just wouldn't catch in various lower receivers, or with multiple different attempts to swap out magazine catches. Breaking out the micrometers and a caliper, I found the overall dimensions of the magazine catch hole well within spec, but the magazines themselves were to thin to fit in a magazine well (Aero Precision, Rainier billet, etc.). I purchased both the 5, and 20 round versions and neither would latch in any receiver I tried. Someone at D&H might need to go back to the drawing board.

They do not work in my m5 aero receiver

I bought 2 of them and the bolt will not strip the rounds out of the magazine. I thought my lower might have something wrong with it so i bought a magpul mag everything works perfect with it. I started to bend the feed lips up and got it to work sometimes but gave up. I have several of there ar 15 mags and they work perfect I don't know if i got a bad batch or they don't work in dpms style guns or what happened .

They fall out

I bought 3 of these mags FOR AN AR-10. My advice...DON'T BUY THEM!!! Your wasting your money. When the rifle is fired they just fall out. Happens every time I pull the trigger. Then I found that I can just pull them out of the weapon without pressing the release button. At first I thought just one had the problem but after testing all 3 they all pull out with only slight effort. They all seat and the catch settles into the retaining hole but with a little pull and a wiggle they just come right out. I thought that the mag retainer had a problem so I tested all my PMAGS. Not one of them failed. DON'T PURCHASE THEM!!!!

Does Not Fit DPMS RFLR G2B24

I have a DPMS RFLR G2B24. I bought one of these to evaluate since the ones with the light green follower are no longer available; those fit the rifle without any problems. This one requires too much force to insert it into the magazine well; its just too tight. Removal is very difficult; it does not fall free. I should mention that I bought one of the 10 round versions of the magazine and that one fits the rifle without any problems. It inserts easily and falls free when the magazine release is pressed. The overall construction is excellent. It has an orange, anti-tilt follower and holes to view the approximate number of cartridges. The magazine is 3/8 longer than the previous model with the light green follower. Unfortunately, the magazine I received is missing the right forward follower stop, i.e. broken off. The stop is about half the size of the model with the light green follower and may be an indication of a design flaw that makes it too fragile and subject to failure. Returned for credit.