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The Steyr HS.50 M1 magazine is designed specifically for the HS.50 M1 .50 BMG rifle, featuring the rifle's unique side-loading system that lets you swap magazines without moving the gun from your shooting position. This is a major practical advantage compared to conventional bottom-fed magazines, which would protrude significantly below the action.
Built from a combination of aluminum alloy and steel with a black finish, this magazine exceeds Steyr's factory specifications and tolerances. The side-loading feed system requires precise engineering, particularly in the feed lip geometry and magazine spring, to reliably move the heavy .50 BMG cartridges into the bolt path during cycling. Steyr engineered this to work flawlessly with their rifle platform.
Each magazine holds five rounds and loads horizontally into the left side of the receiver. This configuration was specifically chosen to keep the rifle profile low and maintain handling ease. The magazine spring must push rounds with enough force to feed them reliably, and Steyr designed this component to handle the considerable weight and pressure of .50 BMG ammunition. The five-round capacity fits the operational needs of the HS.50 M1 without adding unnecessary bulk.
This is the factory-standard magazine for the HS.50 M1 rifle. It fits Steyr HS Series firearms and works seamlessly with the rifle's bolt action and feeding system. As a Steyr-manufactured component, it's engineered to Steyr manufacturing standards and maintains the quality consistency that serious long-range shooters expect. Having quality spare magazines on hand is a practical necessity for any rifle system, especially one designed for extended use.
This magazine is designed for the Steyr HS Series platform, particularly the HS.50 M1. Due to the unique side-loading feed system and specific magazine compatibility engineering, it should only be used with rifles it's designed for. Using magazines in rifles they weren't engineered for can cause feeding problems or damage. Always verify compatibility with your rifle's documentation.
A traditional bottom-fed .50 BMG magazine would extend 6 to 8 inches below the action, making the rifle awkward to handle and limiting prone shooting positions. Steyr engineered the side-loading system to keep the magazine inside the rifle profile while still letting you change mags without shifting the gun from your shoulder. It's a practical solution for tactical and long-range work.
Most users find having at least two magazines is practical for extended shooting sessions. The five-round capacity means you'll want spare mags loaded and ready if you're doing sustained shooting. Having backup magazines also provides redundancy if a magazine develops issues.
Keep the magazine clean and dry, just like you would any other firearm component. Periodically check that the spring still has good tension and that the feed lips haven't been bent or damaged. Store magazines unloaded to reduce stress on the spring over long periods. Clean the internals occasionally, especially if the magazine has been exposed to dirt or debris.
| UPC | 688218665527 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 6101050501 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .50 BMG |
| Color | Black |
| Capacity | 5 |
| Product Type | Magazine |
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