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Tikka Magazine — T3, 3-Round, Polymer, Black (S5850372 / UPC 082442811802)
Caliber group: .22-250 / .243 / .308 Win / 7mm-08 (T3 short-action pattern)
The Tikka T3 magazine identified by part number S5850372 and UPC 082442811802 is a detachable rifle magazine designed for Tikka T3 rifles that use the short-action magazine pattern compatible with .22-250 Remington, .243 Winchester, .308 Winchester, and 7mm-08 Remington. This magazine is constructed from polymer, finished in black, and is listed with a 3-round capacity. It is intended to match the T3 action’s magazine geometry and latch interface for consistent fit and feeding in compatible rifles.
Compatibility: Tikka T3 Platform (Short-Action Caliber Group)
This magazine is specified for Tikka T3 rifles chambered in:
.22-250 Remington
.243 Winchester
.308 Winchester
7mm-08 Remington
Because Tikka magazines are action-length and caliber-family specific, users should confirm:
The rifle is a Tikka T3 (and not a different Tikka platform with non-interchangeable magazines)
The rifle uses the short-action magazine pattern for the listed calibers
The magazine catch and bottom metal configuration match the intended factory pattern
Aftermarket stocks, bottom metal conversions, and magazine well modifications can affect compatibility and should be verified before use.
Capacity: 3 Rounds
A 3-round magazine is commonly used for hunting and field configurations where:
Reduced magazine protrusion is preferred
Local regulations or hunting rules specify capacity limits
A flush or low-profile fit is desired for carry comfort and shooting from rests
Users should confirm that the magazine seats fully and latches securely when loaded to capacity.
Construction: Polymer (Black)
This magazine is described as polymer with a black finish. Polymer magazines are commonly selected because they can offer:
Low weight compared to metal magazines
Resistance to corrosion in wet environments
Durable exterior surfaces suitable for field handling
Easy cleaning compared to some coated metal designs
As with all polymer magazines, feed lips and latch interfaces should be inspected periodically for wear or deformation, especially after impacts or heavy use.
Feeding and Function Considerations
Rifle magazine performance depends on the interplay of follower movement, feed lip geometry, and spring tension. Users typically verify:
Smooth follower travel without sticking
Consistent feeding across the full magazine stack
Reliable latch engagement and retention in the rifle
Proper release and removal (drop-free behavior varies by platform and stock configuration)
Function testing with the rifle’s intended ammunition is recommended, as bullet profile and overall length can influence feeding behavior.
Maintenance and Care Notes
To maintain reliability:
Keep the magazine clean and free of dirt, sand, and debris
Avoid unnecessary lubrication inside the magazine body
Inspect the follower for smooth movement and the spring for consistent tension
Check the latch interface and feed lips for damage after drops or impacts
Store magazines in a dry environment and inspect after exposure to moisture
If feeding issues occur, cleaning and inspection are typical first steps before evaluating spring or follower wear.
Legal and Compliance Notes
Magazine capacity and hunting regulations vary by jurisdiction. Users should verify compliance with local laws, hunting rules, and any organizational policies.
Product Identification
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