Auto-Ordnance MC3030 M1 Carbine 30-Round Magazine | Blued Steel | High-Capacity Mag for Auto-Ordnance M1 Carbine .30 Caliber

The Auto-Ordnance MC3030 is a 30-round M1 Carbine magazine built to feed .30 Carbine ammunition reliably through your Auto-Ordnance M1 Carbine platform. Whether you're running mil-spec carbines, sport shooting, or maintaining a legacy collection, a factory magazine keeps your rifle running as intended—no guesswork, no compatibility headaches.

Steel construction means this mag is built to last through years of range time and field use. As a factory Auto-Ordnance product, it's engineered to fit and function properly in Auto-Ordnance M1 Carbines, so you're not gambling on aftermarket tolerances. High-capacity 30-round mags let you spend more time on target and less time reloading during extended shooting sessions.

M1 Carbine shooters know the platform's quirks and charms—and a quality magazine is the foundation of reliable operation. This steel mag handles repeated loading cycles and feeds .30 Carbine rounds consistently, whether you're zeroing at the range or running drills. Keep spares on hand so you're never caught short.

Key Features

• 30-round capacity for extended shooting sessions
• Steel construction for durability and longevity
• Factory Auto-Ordnance design ensures reliable fit and function
• Designed specifically for .30 Carbine ammunition
• Blued steel finish

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this 30-round magazine work in my Auto-Ordnance M1 Carbine?

Yes. The MC3030 is a factory Auto-Ordnance product designed specifically for Auto-Ordnance M1 Carbines chambered in .30 Carbine, ensuring proper fit and reliable feeding.

What ammunition does this magazine feed?

.30 Carbine ammunition. The magazine is purpose-built for this cartridge and should not be used with other calibers.

How many rounds does it hold?

The MC3030 holds 30 rounds of .30 Carbine ammunition, making it a high-capacity option for extended range sessions or tactical practice.

Is this a factory magazine?

Yes. It's an official Auto-Ordnance factory magazine, meaning it meets the manufacturer's specifications for fit and function in their M1 Carbine rifles.