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Gunner HQ in Sheffield, AL offers a complete selection of Magazines to keep your firearms running smoothly. Our lineup includes Handgun Magazines for Semi Auto Handguns and Revolvers, Rifle Magazines for Bolt Action Rifles, AR Magazines, and AK Magazines, as well as Shotgun Magazines. Each option is built to deliver reliable feeding and consistent performance in the field or at the range. Pair your magazines with quality ammunition, including Handgun Ammunition, Rifle Ammunition, and Shotgun Shells. For shooters who want to enhance accuracy, explore Gun Scopes and Red Dots as part of a complete loadout. Whether you use Handguns, Rifles, or Shotguns, Gunner HQ supplies the magazines and accessories you need in Sheffield, AL. Shop online today.
Magazines are a key component of any firearm setup, and Gunner HQ in Sheffield, AL stocks a broad selection to keep handguns, rifles, and shotguns feeding smoothly at the range or in the field. Our inventory covers Handgun Magazines and Revolver-compatible speed loaders, Rifle Magazines including AR Magazines and AK Magazines, plus shotgun magazine tubes and detachable box options. Match magazines to your platform and pair them with quality Handgun Ammunition, Rifle Ammunition, or Shotgun Shells. If you want to improve accuracy and follow-up speed, add optics like Gun Scopes or Red Dots and keep spare magazines on hand for uninterrupted practice. Shop magazines online at Gunner HQ and get help picking the right capacity and fit for your firearms.
Magazines store and feed cartridges into a firearm’s action. They come in many shapes and feed systems, from single-stack pistol magazines to large-capacity box magazines and tubular magazine tubes for shotguns. Proper magazine selection affects reliability, ergonomics, reload speed, and legal compliance for certain uses.
Gunner HQ carries magazines compatible with a wide range of cartridges used across pistols and rifles:
When selecting magazines, confirm platform compatibility and spring tension for the specific cartridge and loader type you plan to use.
Each brand offers different benefits, from rugged duty gear to competition-oriented features. Our team can help match brand and model to your firearm.
Regular service of springs and followers prolongs magazine life and reduces misfeeds during critical use.
Store magazines unloaded in a cool, dry place. Rotate springs periodically, especially on magazines used frequently for training, and clean debris from feed lips and followers. Avoid compressing springs for long-term storage; instead store magazines empty or with a magazine saver to reduce spring fatigue. Keep magazines and ammunition stored separately according to local safety practices.
Gunner HQ in Sheffield, AL stocks magazines and feeding accessories for handguns, rifles, and shotguns backed by local expertise. We value reliability and real-world performance, and we help shooters choose magazines that match platform ergonomics, cartridge choice, and intended use. Shop magazines online and get support for fit checks, spring replacement, and compatible accessories.
How often should I replace magazine springs?
Replace springs when you notice feeding issues, visible deformation, or after extensive use in high-round training. As a guideline, consider swapping springs after 3,000 to 5,000 rounds for magazines used heavily in practice, but test performance regularly to decide based on real-world wear.
Are polymer magazines as reliable as steel magazines?
Modern polymer magazines often match steel in reliability while offering lighter weight and corrosion resistance. High-quality polymer designs include reinforced feed lips and robust followers. Choose magazines from trusted brands and verify function in your firearm before relying on them.
Can I use the same magazine for .223 Remington and 5.56 NATO?
Many magazines are compatible with both .223 Remington and 5.56 NATO, but verify the magazine’s specifications for pressure and feed geometry. When in doubt, use magazines rated by the manufacturer for the cartridges you plan to fire.
What causes magazine-related misfeeds and how do I fix them?
Common causes include weak springs, bent feed lips, dirty followers, or incompatible ammunition. Clean the magazine, inspect feed lips for damage, replace worn springs or followers, and test with the ammunition you intend to use to isolate the issue.
Do shotgun magazine tubes need special maintenance?
Yes. Keep magazine tubes free of debris, check the follower and spring for corrosion or wear, and use approved cleaning rods or brushes to clear the tube. Inspect for dents or damage that could snag shells during feeding.
