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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Older version? Tight fit, solid build

The 20 round green follower design I received (ordered 2) both were very well constructed, with a very tight fit. They will take the full 20 rounds, & can still be inserted on a closed bolt. They do require more force to insert into my WW AR-10 than a typical AR-15 would, & the magazines I received did not have the witness holes for round count. Overall a good value especially if you prefer steel to polymer and they accept the standard 2.8" COL needed for the 6.5CM. They fed my rifle reliably with 0 FTF's. Overall they are easy to reccomend, & as for the lack of round count witness holes, a drill bit can easily solve that, once you figure out where to put the holes.

Great but with a hitch

This magazines issue isn't the magazines fault, I have an Armalite AR-10A and the magazines are TIGHT in the mag well, as in non-dropfree tight. Again, not the fault of the magazine, just the variation of different rifle manufacturers.

Works fine in my PA-10 gen2

Bought one to give it a go in my newest toy (Palmeto State Armory gen 2 PA-10). So far zero issues, boring like its suppose to be in other words. It drops free and the bolt holds open on last round. Finish is actually rather nice. Who knows how it holds up long term but so far so good. The thing seems solid in a brick like fashion. The only draw back for me is that it is noticeably heavier than say, a 20 round Pmag while at the same time taking up way less vertical space. Bottom line.... Good looking, functional mag that seems tough, while weighing a couple ounces more than the biggest plastic competitor. Ya, I'm buying more for my PA-10.