SAIGA 12 GAUGE 10-ROUND MAGAZINE Reviews & Ratings

Lightweight, molded polymer magazine has reinforced steel feed lips to ensure reliable delivery of all 10 rounds to the chamber of your 12 gauge Saiga shotgun. Ideal for the three-gun competition shooter, with deep, “waffle” texturing on the outside for a secure grasp during high-speed mag changes. Extra length ensures that even when fully loaded there’s extra compressibility to the round stack so the magazine can be inserted with the bolt closed.

SPECS: Reinforced injection-molded polymer, black. 10-round capacity. Fits Saiga 12 gauge shotguns only.

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Reviews Summary

The SAIGA 12 GAUGE 10-ROUND MAGAZINE has received mixed reviews. While some users appreciate its fit and cycling performance, others have encountered issues requiring modifications, such as fitting or internal failures. Reliability concerns were raised, particularly regarding the magazine springs. Overall, it's seen as functional but may need tweaking for optimal use.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Fit and Customization

60%

Many reviewers note that the magazine requires modification to fit specific models of the Saiga 12. This emphasizes the varied tolerances in manufacturing, which leads to a common need for users to customize their magazines for better performance.

Reliability Issues

50%

A number of reviewers reported reliability problems, particularly with springs and feeding mechanisms. Several experiences highlighted magazine failures after a moderate round count, raising concerns about overall durability.

Performance

40%

Reviewers who managed to get the magazines fitted reported satisfactory performance in terms of cycling and shell feeding. Positive remarks about seamless operation were noted once the initial fitting challenges were addressed.

Quality Concerns

30%

Some users expressed dissatisfaction with the quality of the materials, especially regarding spring durability. Suggestions for higher quality alternatives were mentioned in relation to repeated failures of critical components.

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Be prepared to hand fit these

I bought two of these and had to hand fit both. the plastic that engages the magazine fixed notch (not the release lever) is too long and won't allow the release lever to "click" into battery. Takes about 15 minutes of filing (didn't want to take off too much material). Once fitted they function fine. Tighter fit than SureFire but not as "snick-snick" to insert and release.