ProMag Industries SAI-A7 12-Gauge Drum Magazine for Saiga - 12 Rounds, Black

ProMag Industries Magazine, 12 Gauge, 12 Rounds, Fits Saiga, For 2-3/4 Shells, Polymer, Black SAI-A7

The ProMag Industries SAI-A7 drum magazine is designed for reliable performance with 12-gauge Saiga shotguns. Crafted in the USA, this magazine features a durable black finish and a robust construction that ensures consistent feeding and operation. Each magazine is backed by a lifetime guarantee against manufacturer’s defects, reflecting ProMag's commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. The magazine capacity of 12 rounds makes it ideal for shooting sports, home defense, or tactical use, providing extended firepower without frequent reloading.
The magazine springs are precision-wound using heat-treated chrome silicon wire, which contributes to durability and smooth cycling. Every step of the assembly process undergoes thorough inspection to maintain high standards of quality control. The drum design allows for rapid reloading and sustained firing, making it a versatile choice for various shooting scenarios. Whether for competition or tactical applications, this magazine offers reliable performance and easy handling.
Designed specifically for Saiga 12 gauge shotguns, the ProMag SAI-A7 drum magazine combines strength, capacity, and ease of use. Its compact size, combined with a sturdy black finish, makes it a practical addition to any firearm collection. The high-quality materials and manufacturing processes ensure long-lasting service, while the simple installation process allows for quick and secure attachment to your firearm. Trust ProMag Industries for magazine solutions that deliver consistent performance and durability in every shot.

Features:

• High-capacity 12-round drum magazine for 12 gauge Saiga shotguns

• Constructed in the USA with durable materials

• Heat-treated chrome silicon wire springs for reliable feeding

• Backed by a lifetime guarantee against manufacturer’s defects

• Compact drum design for rapid reloading and sustained fire