SKS Magazine

Features

• Detachable Design: Quick and easy reloads compared to the original fixed magazine.
• Anti-Tilt Followers: Ensures smooth feeding and prevents jams.
• Spring Mechanism: High-quality springs for consistent feeding pressure.
• Enhanced Reliability: Engineered for consistent performance during rapid or sustained firing.

Specifications

• Capacity Options: Available in 10, 20, 30,40 and 50-round.
• Material: Steel, Polymer, or Hybrid.
• Weight: Varies based on material and capacity (lighter for polymer, heavier for steel).
• Dimensions: Configured to fit SKS rifles without modifications or with minimal adjustments.
• Color Options: Typically black, with occasional camo or custom finishes.

Fixed Magazines

• The standard magazine design for SKS rifles, typically non-removable.
• Capacity: Usually 10 rounds.
• Material: Steel
• Loading: Compatible with stripper clips for fast reloading.

Extended Fixed Magazines

• Similar to standard fixed magazines but with increased capacity.
• Capacity: 15-20 rounds.
• Material: Steel or polymer.

Detachable Magazines

• Aftermarket magazines that can be removed for faster reloading.
• Capacity Options: 20, 30, or 40 rounds.
• Materials: Polymer, steel, or hybrid construction.

Drum Magazines

• High-capacity magazines shaped like a drum.
• Capacity: 50 rounds.
• Material: Typically steel or polymer.

ProMag

A leading manufacturer of aftermarket firearm accessories, including magazines. Provides steel and polymer SKS magazines with capacities ranging from 20 to 30 rounds. Known for solid construction and anti-tilt followers to prevent jams.

Tapco

Known for producing durable and affordable aftermarket parts, including magazines for the SKS. Offers polymer magazines with a reputation for smooth feeding and enhanced reliability. Available in various capacities, including 20 and 30-round options.

Type 84 SKS

A Chinese variant of the SKS that was designed to accept standard AK-47 magazines. This was done by modifying the receiver and trigger guard to accommodate the larger magazine well.

SKS-M

Another Chinese variant that was also designed to accept AK-47 magazines. It features a modified receiver and trigger guard, as well as a detachable box magazine.

Vepr Hunter

A Russian-made semi-automatic rifle that is based on the SKS but chambered for the .308 Winchester cartridge. It features a detachable box magazine and a more modern stock and furniture.

7.62x39mm

Primary Caliber: 7.62x39mm is the standard and most common caliber for SKS magazines. This is the original cartridge designed for the SKS rifle, and almost all SKS magazines are designed to fit and feed 7.62x39mm ammunition.

Cost Range: Starting From $30.99

Average Rating With Seller: 106 Reviews

Pros

• High Capacity: 30 rounds for extended shooting.
• Durable Steel Construction: Built to withstand heavy use.
• Classic Blued Finish: Provides corrosion resistance and a sleek look.
• Reliable Feeding: Steel design ensures consistent performance.

Cons

• Heavier than Polymer: Adds weight to the firearm.
• Higher Cost: More expensive than polymer alternatives.
• Susceptible to Rust: Requires maintenance to prevent corrosion in humid conditions.

Cost Range: Starting from $16.99

Average Rating With Seller: 117 Reviews

Pros

• Mid-Capacity: 20 rounds offer a balance between size and ammunition capacity.
• Lightweight Polymer Construction: Reduces overall weight for better handling.
• Corrosion-Resistant: Polymer resists rust, ideal for various environments.
• Affordable: Budget-friendly for SKS enthusiasts.
• Ease of Use: Simple installation and compatibility with most SKS rifles.

Cons

• Durability Concerns: Less rugged than steel alternatives.
• Fitment Variability: May require minor adjustments for certain SKS models.

Cost Range: Starting from $16.99

Average Rating With Seller: 140 Reviews

Pros

• Durable polymer construction
• Textured surface
• Heat-treated chrome silicon wire spring
• Polymer follower

Cons

• Not Durable as Steel
• Limited Capacity