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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Customer ratings for TRIPLE-K REMINGTON 7400/742 MAGAZINE 308 WINCHESTER 10RD STEEL BLACK
Number of ratings: 8
From brownells.com: 8
Average rating: 3
Bought 2; will buy more(08/06/2010)
Need to run a couple of full mags worth of ammo through 'em, but afterward they are very reliable. Very solid.
Don't waste your money(29/07/2010)
I bought two of these magazines for a new Remington 750 in cal .308 Win. Neither work. I fired about 100 rounds through each. I was faced with constant failure to feed problems with the second or third round, even when I loaded only 4-5 cartridges. The problem seems to stem from the magazine coming loose at the front end. The tab is punched into the sheet metal and is not pronounced enough. TIG welding a tab recommended.
great mags(23/03/2011)
Bought 2 of these mags for my 7600 They work better than any other 10 round mag out there.. After cycling a few mags, they feed really good!
Im going to order more.(13/04/2011)
They work well in my 7600, cycle well no jams. Better than mega mags and national mags. Dont pay $200 for them in [...], buy from here. Dont forget to get your B709a import forms before you order one.
"Judge for yourself"(22/03/2012)
After reading the reviews, I was hesitant to order one of these mags for my Remington 740 in .308; but I went ahead anyway. I installed it as soon as I received it and it went in snug with no play in it. But, when I tried to remove it. I couldn't. I thought I was going to need the services of a gunsmith to get it out. After fighting with it for a bit, it came out with some effort. The front nub on the mag had some of the finish rubbed off where it was hanging up along with where the mag release catches on the back of the mag. I installed and removed the mag several times with it getting easier everytime. Finally I loaded 10 rds. in the mag; inserted in the rifle and cycled the action until the mag was empty. No failures to chamber or failures to eject for 10 rds. Now I need to take it up to the range and see how it does. As of now I'm happy with it. If it held the bolt back when empty I would have given it 5 stars. I'm ordering 1 more.
Bullet will jam between bolt and chamber(02/12/2012)
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.
Poor Construction(30/09/2014)
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.
Feed Failure - Remington 750, .308(26/10/2014)
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.
Product no.: 486000003 TRIPLE-K REMINGTON 7400/742 MAGAZINE 308 WINCHESTER 10RD STEEL BLACK Mfr Part: 789M.730745007896 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.
Action Type:
Semi-Auto
Capacity:
10-Round
Cartridge:
308 Winchester,7.62 mm NATO
Finish:
Black
Make:
Remington
Material:
Steel
Model:
7400
Delivery weight: 0.204kgShipping height: 38mmShipping width: 114mmShipping length: 180mm
UPC
: 730745007896
Item details
Made in USA
US export classification: 0A501.x
This item is controlled by the U.S. government and authorized for export only to the country of ultimate destination for use by the ultimate consignee or end-user(s) herein identified. It may not be resold, transferred, or otherwise disposed of, to any other country or to any person other than the authorized ultimate consignee or end-user(s), either in their original form or after being incorporated into other items, without first obtaining approval from the U.S. government or as otherwise authorized by U.S. law and regulations.
Upgrade your shooting with the REMINGTON 7400 10RD MAGAZINE! ✨ Durable steel design for reliable feeding and fewer reloads.
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.
More...
Customer ratings for TRIPLE-K REMINGTON 7400/742 MAGAZINE 308 WINCHESTER 10RD STEEL BLACK
Number of ratings: 8
From brownells.com: 8
Average rating: 3
Bought 2; will buy more(08/06/2010)
Need to run a couple of full mags worth of ammo through 'em, but afterward they are very reliable. Very solid.
Don't waste your money(29/07/2010)
I bought two of these magazines for a new Remington 750 in cal .308 Win. Neither work. I fired about 100 rounds through each. I was faced with constant failure to feed problems with the second or third round, even when I loaded only 4-5 cartridges. The problem seems to stem from the magazine coming loose at the front end. The tab is punched into the sheet metal and is not pronounced enough. TIG welding a tab recommended.
great mags(23/03/2011)
Bought 2 of these mags for my 7600 They work better than any other 10 round mag out there.. After cycling a few mags, they feed really good!
Im going to order more.(13/04/2011)
They work well in my 7600, cycle well no jams. Better than mega mags and national mags. Dont pay $200 for them in [...], buy from here. Dont forget to get your B709a import forms before you order one.
"Judge for yourself"(22/03/2012)
After reading the reviews, I was hesitant to order one of these mags for my Remington 740 in .308; but I went ahead anyway. I installed it as soon as I received it and it went in snug with no play in it. But, when I tried to remove it. I couldn't. I thought I was going to need the services of a gunsmith to get it out. After fighting with it for a bit, it came out with some effort. The front nub on the mag had some of the finish rubbed off where it was hanging up along with where the mag release catches on the back of the mag. I installed and removed the mag several times with it getting easier everytime. Finally I loaded 10 rds. in the mag; inserted in the rifle and cycled the action until the mag was empty. No failures to chamber or failures to eject for 10 rds. Now I need to take it up to the range and see how it does. As of now I'm happy with it. If it held the bolt back when empty I would have given it 5 stars. I'm ordering 1 more.
Bullet will jam between bolt and chamber(02/12/2012)
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.
Poor Construction(30/09/2014)
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.
Feed Failure - Remington 750, .308(26/10/2014)
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.
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