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Henry Long Ranger .223/5.56 NATO 5-Round Steel Magazine

UPC: 619835601360

$39.99

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Description

This is the real deal when it comes to finding a replacement or spare magazine for your Henry Long Ranger in .223 Remington or 5.56 NATO. Built by Henry Repeating Arms themselves, you're getting the same factory-original part that came with their rifle, so the fit is as clean and seamless as it gets. The magazine features a steel body with a blued finish that matches the rifle, a metal follower marked with laser-etched .223 REM designation, and a 5-round capacity that keeps things practical for range days and field use.

Straightforward Steel Construction

There's no guesswork here, just simple, proven engineering. The steel construction and steel follower deliver the kind of reliability that matches what your Long Ranger was designed for. Owner feedback points to smooth, trouble-free feeding with real-world use, and the magazine seats securely thanks to the flush-fit design. This isn't some universal third-party piece that kind of works if you jiggle it around. This is the magazine your rifle was built to accept.

Why Grab a Spare

Swapping magazines on the Long Ranger is genuinely quick, which makes having a loaded spare incredibly practical. Whether you're working through ammo at the range or want to maximize your time in the field without stopping to reload, having an extra magazine ready to go lets you do exactly that. The push-button release on the receiver makes the whole process smooth and fast.

Key Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Henry Repeating Arms
  • Manufacturer Part Number: H14-223-MAG
  • UPC: 619835601360
  • Caliber: .223 Remington / 5.56 NATO
  • Capacity: 5 rounds
  • Material: Steel with blued finish
  • Follower Type: Metal with laser-etched markings
  • Fit: Henry Long Ranger lever-action rifles
  • Design Type: Flush-fit detachable box magazine
  • Dimensions: 4.2 inches length
  • Weight: Approximately 0.25 lbs
  • Finish: Matte black with blued steel

What’s Included

  • One Henry Long Ranger .223 Rem/5.56 NATO 5-round magazine

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this magazine work with other lever-action rifles?

No, this is specifically designed for the Henry Long Ranger rifle. It won't fit other lever-action platforms. The Henry Long Ranger uses a proprietary detachable box magazine system that's different from traditional tube magazines found on older lever guns.

Is the follower plastic or metal?

It's metal. Despite what product photos might suggest, the follower is a metal construction with .223 REM laser-etched on it for easy identification. This steel follower provides reliable feeding and durability over repeated use.

Can I load this magazine beyond 5 rounds?

No, this magazine is engineered specifically for 5 rounds of .223 Remington or 5.56 NATO ammunition. The internal geometry, spring tension, and follower design are all calibrated for 5-round capacity to ensure reliable feeding and proper function with your Long Ranger.

Does the magazine rattle when empty?

Some users report a slight rattle when the magazine is completely empty, which is normal for this design. Once loaded with ammunition, the rattle goes away entirely. If you notice excessive looseness in the receiver, the magazine might just need to be fully seated with a firm press.

Additional information

UPC

619835601360

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

H14-223-MAG

Brand Fit

Henry

Caliber/Gauge

.223 REM/5.56 NATO

Capacity

5

Color

Black

Length

4.2

Model

Model Fit

Long Ranger

Package Height

1.4

Package Width

2.9

Product Type

Accessory-Magazines

Quantity

1

Shipping Weight

0.25

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