Shipping was a little on the slower side for standard shipping but I was in no rush to get it anyway but it does what a clip is supposed to I put it in my gun and it gave my gun bullets with no jams so there is nothing to complain about

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.

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.

I had a very hard time finding spare or aftermarket magazines for my 7400, either standard or high capacity. It can be a pain at the range to constantly stop shooting and reloading a single four round magazine. It's hard to relax and enjoy what you're doing when you need to constantly stop and reset everything. I was happy to finally find one at Brownells. I ordered two of the ten round magazines, and I love them both. They both work perfectly, and they fit and function more smoothly than the original. Reading the other reviews, it seems that people either love them or hate them. It could be that they have some quality control issues, and I might have caught them on a good day. It's possible they only work well in the 7400 / 7600 models, or maybe just in mine. All I can offer an opinion on are the ones I received, and I'm firmly in the "love them" group. I'll be ordering a couple more as soon as they're back in stock.

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.

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

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?

Good buy. ran 50 rounds through it in one session, no misfeeds, worked like a champ.

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

I use it in my 742, 30-06. I initially found that it bound my bolt.
I needed to take it to the grinding wheel (Dremmel) to match my original Remington clip. A few strokes with the grinder and now it feeds properly.

I would recommend it.

I bought 2 of these for my remington 7400 to use at the gun range, the quality is ok but not as good as factory. It needs a little manhandling to get it fully seated into the rifle. I would've like to seen all metal used in the construction (the follower is plastic and has alot of play front to back) The biggest problem I have with it is that it holds the bullets down too long and they mash into the bottom of the feed ramp causing a jam and deformed bullit tips.

I was glad of purchase I made from Italy, so that my friends who have also a Remington 7400 luxury carbine .30-06 I prayed for them to buy the magazine from 10 shots.

The lack of bolt hold open is a non-issue in the Remington 7600. My particular magazine had a rough start with some extra metal that caught on case mouths as they were fed, but 30 seconds with a Dremmel tool solved that nicely. I traced the contour from the front of a factory mag onto this one and ground to match. Too bad Triple-K didn't do the same at the factory. After cleaning up the front of the magazine I've had no further problems. The spring holds tension well when left loaded. My example has remained loaded for the last 6 years and still feeds rounds as fast as I can shuck the action.

This is an awesome addition to my Model 742 and let me tell you, I feel much more comftorable in the woods hunting hogs than with the stock 4 round clip. I fired off 20 rounds in each of the two clips that I purchased and both fired and loaded flawlessly. The one draw back is that I have to hold the action open when I insert the clip in order for it to be fully inserted. Not a big deal for me and I would buy this product again and again.

bought for my rem750 in .270 win. ammo loads well, mag fits like a dream and no problems with jams, ftf, etc up to this point.
numbers don't lie, 10>4, hope to be using these for a while