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MDT built this 10-round magazine to give short-action precision and varmint rifles a serious upgrade over polymer options. It runs .22-250 Remington and drops right into any rifle set up with AICS-pattern bottom metal or a chassis system, so if you've got a Remington 700, Savage, Tikka, or an MDT chassis wearing the right mag well, this one fits the family.
The standout here is the Double Stack to Single Feed (DSSF) transition design. It shaves the overall height down roughly three quarters of an inch compared to a standard AICS 10-rounder, which makes a real difference when you're shooting prone and swapping mags without lifting the rifle off the bag. Inside, a pair of ribs cut friction between the cartridges and the body, giving you that smooth double-stack-to-single-feed transition right at the top where it counts.
This magazine is machined from high-strength steel, then nitrided and coated inside and out with Cerakote Elite. That combo means excellent corrosion resistance and reduced friction, so cartridges glide and the finish keeps looking good after plenty of range trips and field days. It carries the AICS binder plate up front, which holds the rounds back and guides them past the bottom of the feed ramp for consistent, reliable feeding.
The .22-250 is part of the .308 case family, so it feeds through the AICS pattern nicely. Keep in mind that most common actions like the Remington 700 and Savage 10/11 may need a small notch cut into the feed ramp so bullet tips don't catch, which is standard practice when running metal AICS mags on factory bottom metal. If you're feeding an MDT chassis or dedicated AICS bottom metal, you're good to go straight out of the wrapper.
It's compatible with any rifle running AICS-pattern bottom metal or a chassis system, which covers a lot of Remington 700, Savage, and Tikka builds along with MDT chassis. Because it's a metal magazine with a binder plate, factory actions like the Remington 700 and Savage 10/11 may need the bottom of the feed ramp notched slightly so bullet tips don't catch. If you're running an MDT chassis or dedicated AICS bottom metal, it typically drops right in.
MDT uses a Double Stack to Single Feed (DSSF) transition design that trims the overall height by about three quarters of an inch versus a standard AICS 10-rounder. That lower profile makes magazine changes easier and faster when you're shooting prone. It also keeps the rifle sitting closer to your rest without the mag hanging up.
It's built from high-strength steel, then nitrided and coated inside and out with Cerakote Elite. That means strong corrosion resistance and reduced friction, so rounds feed smoothly and the finish holds up to hard use. Metal AICS mags like this one lock up with less play than most polymer options.
Yes. The .22-250 is based on the .308 case family, so it runs well through the AICS pattern and the internal ribs help guide cartridges smoothly from double stack to single feed at the top. The front binder plate holds rounds back and steers them past the feed ramp for consistent feeding shot after shot.
| UPC | 990482714154 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 107800BLK |
| Caliber/Gauge | .22-250 Remington |
| Capacity | 10 |
| Color | Black |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Magazine |
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