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Savage Arms 64 Series Magazine .22 Long Rifle 20 Rounds Polymer Black

$26.86
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Brand
Savage Arms
Color
Black
Caliber
.22LR
Capacity
20
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Magazines & Components
UPC
62654300202

Overview

The Savage Arms 64 Series factory magazine is designed for .22 Long Rifle rimfire rifles. Featuring a 20-round capacity, this detachable box magazine utilizes a hybrid body constructed of polymer with an upper steel insert for maximum strength and rigidity. Finished in black, it provides reliable feeding and an OEM fit for Model 64 series firearms.

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