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REMINGTON 7400 10RD MAGAZINE 30-06 SPRINGFIELD

REMINGTON 7400 10RD MAGAZINE 30-06 SPRINGFIELD Reviews & Ratings

Durable high-capacity magazine provides a long service life and holds ten rounds for fewer reloads when shooting your Remington 740, 742, 750, or 7400. Folding, leaf spring and nylon follower ensure reliable feeding. Available in .30-06 and .308.

SPECS: Steel, blued. Approximately 31?2" (9cm) wide, 37?16" (8.7cm) high, 1" (2.54cm) thick. Fits Remington 740, 742, 750 & 7400.

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Reviews Summary
The Remington 7400 10RD Magazine demonstrates a mixed response from users. While many appreciate its increased capacity and functionality, others report issues with sharp edges, poor fit, and reliability concerns. Some users successfully modified the mags for better performance, leading to a love-it or hate-it sentiment. Overall, they offer good value for the price, but quality control appears inconsistent.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Functionality & Performance
55%
Many reviewers report that the magazine improves the shooting experience by providing greater ammo capacity compared to the stock 4-round mag. However, performance issues such as jams and feeding problems are also common, indicating inconsistency in reliability. Some users managed to fix these problems through minor modifications.
Quality Control Issues
40%
Several reviews highlight issues with sharp edges, fit discrepancies, and construction quality. Some users received magazines that had to be modified for proper function, leading to frustration and disappointment regarding the product's factory finish. This suggests that quality control may vary significantly among production batches.
Value for Money
60%
Despite the issues, many users feel the product offers good value, especially compared to expensive original magazines. Users appreciate the potential savings and increased capacity, indicating that price sensitivity is a significant factor influencing their satisfaction.
Ease of Use
35%
While some find the magazines easy to load and use, others experience difficulties with insertion and cycling. This mixed feedback indicates that user experience can vary, often influenced by specific model compatibility or user modifications required for optimal operation.
Customer Satisfaction
50%
Customer sentiments are divided, with a notable split between those who are satisfied with their purchase and those who face issues. This variance in experiences creates a polarized view of the product, with remarks of 'loving' or 'hating' the magazines based on individual encounters.
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10 Rnd clip for Remington 7400
Won't work, worthless.
1
Does not feed in rem 7400 30-06
Sharp edges that mark up casings, doesnt rotate bullet to center like original mags do, constant failure to feeds with destroyed unfired bullets. Rem discontinued their autoloading 30-06 for a reason.
1
Do not fit
I bought these for a Remington 742 in .308 and they do not fit at all without some work. They are 1mm longer than the factory mags and about .3 mm wider which is just enough to cause them to not insert. The welds holding the floorplate are spot welds and looks sloppy with gaps between the body and the floorplate. You will get dirt in the mag unless you stick/tig/mig weld them, do some grinding, and refinish. For a product needing to be precision made, these are anything but precision.
1
Will not feed a 30-06 Round
I bought three of these magazines for my Remington 750 Woodmaster in 30-06. The narrative clearly states this magazine will work in a 750 Woodmaster. All three magazines will not feed. The first round feeds correctly. All rounds jammed during the normal cycling process and I was using factory loads, not reloads. I then used the original 4 round magazine and everything fed and cycled correctly. I am very disappointed in this product and I will be returning them.
1
Trash
The bolt won't cycle if there's more than one round in the mag, won't take more than 5 rounds, the mag takes a lot of force to go into the well which means it doesn't fit.. Also, there's no bolt release on it. I don't know whether to return them or just throw them away because I know it's my civic duty.
1
Doesn't worn in Model 742
These mags don't load, seat & cause the bolt to jam in Remington Model 742. None of the 7400 series mags seem to fit, load or properly operate either. Keep looking for actual Remington 742 mags otherwise you're just waisting time & money.
1
7400 rifle
Bought this for a REM 7400 the clip holds the shell down to long and jams every time. The indents on the side of the clip that raise the bullet is to far forward about a 3/16 in. compared to the clip I use a 280. Might work with bullets that have a very short nose on them or other models.
1
Poor Quality Magazines
Recently bought two of these 10 round magazines for my 30-06. I first time I put the rounds into one of them,the bottom cap came off, the spring flew out and the rounds ended up on the turf. Was pretty embarrassed at the range..The other magazine that does work is exceptionally tight fitting and difficult to get out of the gun..Not happy at all about this purchase Tony Magazzi
1
will not chamber 3 rounds in a row.
I have cleaned my rifle, also cleaned both of my 4 and 10 round mags. My rifle shot fine with the 4 round mag, but it would not shoot 3 times in a row with the 10 round mag. It even broke to tip off of 1 of my Ballistic Tip bulletswith the 10 round mag in, the action feels slower like it is dragging. Putting both clips aft end towards each other you can see the original mag is a mil or 2 wider at the feed point. Perhaps thats the problem? Maybe it can be bent?
1
not again
bought 2 for 742 30-06, fowler poped out, no front tabs to hold fowler in, sides misscut, sides not bent in at a proper curve to hold rounds, not worth the postage to return to triple k