M1A 10 round capacity Accuracy International mags?

[bananarama]

Are there 10 rounders mags that fit a m1a?

I read here a few years back that accuracy international mags work, but I don't know the model of the mag nor where I could buy some in stock right now.

 

[call2arms]

https://www.wolverinesupplies.com/P...E-Lander-A1A-M10-Type--308-Magazine--10-Round

 

[KePet]

They are not an Accuracy International Magazine. They are an Australian International Arms magazine. They are/were made for an Australian .308 Enfield manufactured rifle.

 

[Claven2]

They were scare for the last few years, but a new shipment arrived and they are everywhere now.

Enjoy while you can before the libs or RCMP find a way to ruin it for everyone.

 

[bananarama]

Thanks didnt know Enfield came in 308

 

[Apple tree]

Are there 10 rounders mags that fit a m1a?

I read here a few years back that accuracy international mags work, but I don't know the model of the mag nor where I could buy some in stock right now.

Buying 5 of them from wolverine was the first thing I did for the rifle. They work really really well, buy some while we can, they are just big enough so you have grip to extract them efficiently (the original five rounds norc work well but are hard to get a good grip on), yet don't stick out uselessly like GI 5/20 mags (unless you are after the GI looks).

They make the gun twice as nice to reload and shoot

 

[Greenhorse six]

The trick with the norc 5rd mags is to press down from the top while hitting the mag release , being careful not to release the bolt while doing it , possible Garand thumb . lol

the original five rounds norc work well but are hard to get a good grip on

 

[KePet]

Thanks didnt know Enfield came in 308

There have been several iterations of .308 Enfield. I'm not a Mil-surp guy, but I'm sure somebody will be able to expand on this. There were some converted to .308 by the DCRA in the 50's I believe. There were also Enfields produced at the Ishapore factory that were built as .308's, called the Ishapore 2A. Then there was a company in Australia called AIA that started producing several different styles of Enfield in .308, and that actually were made to have a scope mount installed on them. I think they started back in the 80's or 90's. they are no longer around, but you'll see them come up for sale occassionally in the EE. Fortunately their magazines have outlived them.