.22lr 10 rd metal magazine id? is it a Voere magazine? ...with pictures

[Willy Tincup]

Have been trying to Id this 10 rd 22 mag. There are pictures on the 'Voere Magazine' site that are very very similar. It also looks a lot like a Savage m64 mag but has some differences from the pictures that I found.

Can anyone verify that it 'IS' or 'IS NOT' either of the above mentioned mags? Thank you for any help or ideas.

 

[unstableryan]

Did you find a magical gevarm magazine?

 

[Sniper_485]

It really looks like it should be a stamped steel Cooey/Savage 64 magazine but I've never encountered one, just the cast Al ones. Its somewhat similar to Sportco 61/62 magazine but its not. My real Gevarm magazines have Gevarm written on the back inside a wide diamond. Some repros I don't remember who manufactured have no markings on at all and neither slots nor holes. Voere magazines are also pretty close.

 

[Sniper_485]

Did you find a magical gevarm magazine?

This is a possibility. It doesn't look exactly like my short Gevarm magazines. My 10 rounders have drilled holes where as yours has a slot, my magazine catch notch is much smaller and doesn't have the run in like yours does.

 

[Willy Tincup]

According to the images of Gevarm mags that I have found the notches don't match up so I'm doubtful that is what it is........still looking. Any more ideas?

 

[camster]

not a 64(potmetal), or marlin 70/795, or Squires Bingham (catch is on back of those)

There's a few "keyhole" magazines. Maybe post measurement from top(where it feed) to the catch/notch?

Edit/add-on:
Not Anschutz525/CIL 300

Process of elimination...funny thing about rimfire magazines: someone somewhere is looking for what you have there!

 

[OldCERA]

Looks Like a CIL 300/470 Mag.... let me know if you want to get rid of it!
Thanks,
Rob

 

[David Henry]

I think the Voere mags had the letters AUG stamped on the bottom plate. You may have a magazine for a Gevarm knock off that was made in Brazil or Argentina but I can't recall what they were named when they hit the market in the late 1970's. D.H.

 

[Willy Tincup]

Update:
I took some pics and sent them to Voere in Austria and they told me in an email that the mag was for the models 2114, 2115 and 2117 Voere rifles.