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REMINGTON 7400 10RD MAGAZINE 308 WINCHESTER

REMINGTON 7400 10RD MAGAZINE 308 WINCHESTER 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.

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Reviews Summary
The REMINGTON 7400 magazine has received mixed feedback from users. While some praise its ease of use and reliability after adjustments, many others report serious issues such as jamming and fitting problems. Customer opinions vary widely; some find it great value, while others are frustrated with poor construction and performance.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Reliability and Performance
50%
Several reviewers highlight a lack of reliability, with frequent reports of jamming and feeding issues. Many users expressed disappointment, especially those who experienced failures when using the magazine during hunting or shooting. This theme is significant, as it directly impacts the magazine's usability during crucial shooting moments.
Fit and Compatibility
40%
A prominent concern is the fit and compatibility of the magazine with various Remington models. Some users struggled to insert or remove the magazine, leading to frustration and operational difficulties. This theme indicates that the product may not be universally suitable for all intended rifle models.
Construction Quality
35%
Issues related to the construction quality of the magazine have been noted, with several users describing poor finishes and inadequate assembly. Reports of loose components and inadequate locking mechanisms suggest a need for better manufacturing standards in order to garner user trust.
Easy Initial Use
20%
Despite the negatives, some customers found initial loading and the overall process to be easy and satisfactory at first. Once users worked through fitment problems, a few found the magazines to cycle well and perform reliably, highlighting that results may vary based on individual experiences.
Value for Money
25%
A few customers felt that despite the issues, the price paid for the magazines offered reasonable value. This theme resonates with users who appreciate affordable options, even if the product's performance varies. The value perception is important for budgeting customers who prioritize cost over premium features.
1
Waste of money
Im pretty upset I even wasted money on this magazine. Causes the gun to jam every other round.
1
Feed Failure - Remington 750, .308
The magazine locks into the receiver, but the aft face of the mag does not rise high enough in the receiver to present the base of the top round in the magazine to the bolt to reliably feed the round. There is a YouTube video of a fix that relocates the magazine's aft side mag latch "slot" down slightly to lift the back side of the magazine approx .03 inches higher into the receiver to allow the bolt to properly engage and strip the round into the chamber. The repair requires a spot weld on the magazine and some judicious "filing to fit" the mag catch to the receiver... This is NOT what I'd call "routine maintenance", and I CANNOT recommend this magazine for the Rem 750. Rem 750 Triple K mag repair link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_edscUWmnrw
1
Poor Construction
I purchase a magazine from Triple K for my Remington 740 30-06. I was terribly disappointed. The magazine will not lock into position. The tack welds are separating along the bottom. It is poor construction and inaccurate dimensions. It looks like something slapped together in someones garage.
1
Bullet will jam between bolt and chamber
Bought 3 for my 750 in .308 cal and all three caused the bullet to jam between the bolt and barrel chamber. I can see how it happens but the reason could be from one of four differences between a factory mag. After an hour of cycling with blanks to simulate the jam I did notice the front end does come loose but is caused by the jam and not the reason for the jam. I must also state the jam will cause a small dent and scratch in the cartridge so beware. The bolt will slip off the cartridge rim pushing the bullet up to catch above the barrel chamber and then the bolt hammers into the brass. They may work fine for the other models but not the 750.