Inland MFG CLP3010 M1 Carbine 10-Round Detachable Magazine, Black - .30 Carbine for Inland M1 CarbineInland Manufacturing$43.05
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Inland Manufacturing
The Inland MFG CLP3015 is a 15-round detachable magazine purpose-built for the M1 Carbine in .30 Carbine, offering reliable ammunition storage for shooters who need dependable feeding on the range or in the field. Whether you're running a vintage military carbine or a modern reproduction, this magazine keeps rounds ready and accessible without the bulk of larger capacity alternatives.
Constructed from 400 series stainless steel with a nitride finish, the CLP3015 is engineered to resist corrosion and wear through years of use. That material choice matters—it means your magazines won't rust in your truck bed or deteriorate in storage the way poorly finished steel can, and it won't require constant maintenance to stay functional.
The 15-round capacity gives you a practical middle ground: more ammunition than an internal magazine, but manageable weight and ergonomics compared to higher-capacity alternatives. The detachable design lets you swap magazines quickly between shooting sessions or carry spares without adding significant bulk to your kit. If you run multiple M1 Carbines or simply want backup magazines on rotation, the CLP3015 is a no-nonsense choice built to last.
| Capacity | 15 rounds |
| Caliber | .30 Carbine |
| Firearm Compatibility | M1 Carbine |
| Material | 400 series stainless steel |
| Finish | Nitride |
| Type | Detachable |
| Color | Black |
| Manufacturer | Inland Manufacturing |
| Model | CLP3015 |
Yes, the Inland MFG CLP3015 is designed specifically for M1 Carbine platforms and loads .30 Carbine ammunition.
The magazine holds 15 rounds of .30 Carbine.
The magazine is built from 400 series stainless steel with a nitride finish, which provides corrosion resistance and durability for long-term storage and field use.
This magazine is designed as a detachable unit for M1 Carbines. Compatibility with specific firearms and other magazine types depends on your individual rifle; we recommend testing fit and function before relying on any magazine in the field.
Inland Manufacturing
The Inland MFG CLP3015 is a 15-round detachable magazine purpose-built for the M1 Carbine in .30 Carbine, offering reliable ammunition storage for shooters who need dependable feeding on the range or in the field. Whether you're running a vintage military carbine or a modern reproduction, this magazine keeps rounds ready and accessible without the bulk of larger capacity alternatives.
Constructed from 400 series stainless steel with a nitride finish, the CLP3015 is engineered to resist corrosion and wear through years of use. That material choice matters—it means your magazines won't rust in your truck bed or deteriorate in storage the way poorly finished steel can, and it won't require constant maintenance to stay functional.
The 15-round capacity gives you a practical middle ground: more ammunition than an internal magazine, but manageable weight and ergonomics compared to higher-capacity alternatives. The detachable design lets you swap magazines quickly between shooting sessions or carry spares without adding significant bulk to your kit. If you run multiple M1 Carbines or simply want backup magazines on rotation, the CLP3015 is a no-nonsense choice built to last.
| Capacity | 15 rounds |
| Caliber | .30 Carbine |
| Firearm Compatibility | M1 Carbine |
| Material | 400 series stainless steel |
| Finish | Nitride |
| Type | Detachable |
| Color | Black |
| Manufacturer | Inland Manufacturing |
| Model | CLP3015 |
Yes, the Inland MFG CLP3015 is designed specifically for M1 Carbine platforms and loads .30 Carbine ammunition.
The magazine holds 15 rounds of .30 Carbine.
The magazine is built from 400 series stainless steel with a nitride finish, which provides corrosion resistance and durability for long-term storage and field use.
This magazine is designed as a detachable unit for M1 Carbines. Compatibility with specific firearms and other magazine types depends on your individual rifle; we recommend testing fit and function before relying on any magazine in the field.
