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Promag
The ProMag Ruger Ranch Rifle Magazine in 6.8 SPC is a 20-round blued steel magazine built for reliable feeding in your Ruger Mini-14 platform rifle. If you run 6.8 SPC through a Ruger Mini-14 variant and need dependable magazine capacity for hunting, sport shooting, or training, this is straightforward steel construction designed to work hard and last. ProMag magazines are a practical choice for shooters who want straightforward performance without premium pricing.
The magazine features a polycarbonate follower with a heat-treated chrome silicon spring to manage feeding consistency through the magazine cycle. The body is carbon steel, TIG welded for uniform construction and structural integrity. A removable base plate makes field cleaning and maintenance straightforward—you can disassemble it quickly to clear debris or inspect the spring and follower without tools.
Blued steel finish resists corrosion under normal conditions, though regular care keeps any steel magazine in top shape. The 20-round capacity strikes a balance between magazine size and practical handling in a rifle format. If you shoot 6.8 SPC in a Mini-14 platform and are looking for spare magazines that won't break the budget, ProMag offers a no-frills alternative to factory options.
| Capacity | 20 rounds |
| Caliber | 6.8 SPC |
| Material | Carbon steel (body), polycarbonate (follower) |
| Spring | Heat-treated chrome silicon |
| Finish | Blued |
| Platform | Ruger Mini-14 |
| Base Plate | Removable |
This magazine is designed for Ruger Mini-14 platform rifles chambered in 6.8 SPC. Always verify compatibility with your specific rifle model before purchase.
Yes. The removable base plate allows you to disassemble the magazine for inspection and cleaning of the spring and follower without any tools.
This is a 20-round magazine for 6.8 SPC ammunition.
The magazine body is heat-treated carbon steel with TIG-welded seams. The follower is polycarbonate and the spring is heat-treated chrome silicon. The finish is blued steel.
Promag
The ProMag Ruger Ranch Rifle Magazine in 6.8 SPC is a 20-round blued steel magazine built for reliable feeding in your Ruger Mini-14 platform rifle. If you run 6.8 SPC through a Ruger Mini-14 variant and need dependable magazine capacity for hunting, sport shooting, or training, this is straightforward steel construction designed to work hard and last. ProMag magazines are a practical choice for shooters who want straightforward performance without premium pricing.
The magazine features a polycarbonate follower with a heat-treated chrome silicon spring to manage feeding consistency through the magazine cycle. The body is carbon steel, TIG welded for uniform construction and structural integrity. A removable base plate makes field cleaning and maintenance straightforward—you can disassemble it quickly to clear debris or inspect the spring and follower without tools.
Blued steel finish resists corrosion under normal conditions, though regular care keeps any steel magazine in top shape. The 20-round capacity strikes a balance between magazine size and practical handling in a rifle format. If you shoot 6.8 SPC in a Mini-14 platform and are looking for spare magazines that won't break the budget, ProMag offers a no-frills alternative to factory options.
| Capacity | 20 rounds |
| Caliber | 6.8 SPC |
| Material | Carbon steel (body), polycarbonate (follower) |
| Spring | Heat-treated chrome silicon |
| Finish | Blued |
| Platform | Ruger Mini-14 |
| Base Plate | Removable |
This magazine is designed for Ruger Mini-14 platform rifles chambered in 6.8 SPC. Always verify compatibility with your specific rifle model before purchase.
Yes. The removable base plate allows you to disassemble the magazine for inspection and cleaning of the spring and follower without any tools.
This is a 20-round magazine for 6.8 SPC ammunition.
The magazine body is heat-treated carbon steel with TIG-welded seams. The follower is polycarbonate and the spring is heat-treated chrome silicon. The finish is blued steel.
