Global Ordnance Go Mag Ak 10Rd/30 Bdy Stl 762X39 Fde

The Global Ordnance Go Mag AK 10-round magazine gives you a practical, compact alternative for 7.62×39 AK-pattern rifles when you need a smaller footprint without sacrificing reliability. Built with steel construction and a flat dark earth finish, this magazine is designed to withstand hard use and extended storage—qualities Global Ordnance has refined through decades of supplying military and law enforcement worldwide. The 10-round capacity makes it ideal for hunting, range training, or any situation where a lower round count suits your needs better than a standard mag.

What sets this Go Mag apart is its engineering: fully ribbed steel body for durability, a 30-round housing profile that looks proportional on your rifle, and construction that doesn't compromise on feed reliability despite the reduced capacity. The flat dark earth finish is both tactical and practical, resisting corrosion and blending well with modern rifle furniture. Whether you're building a truck gun, keeping a tack-driving hunting setup lightweight, or simply prefer lower-capacity mags for training discipline, this magazine delivers the dependability you expect from a brand with Global Ordnance's military-supply pedigree.

These mags are made in Korea to Global Ordnance's specifications and built to handle the demanding environments where quality matters. Drop one in your AK, run it hard, and trust the steel to perform.

Key Features

• Steel construction for durability and long-term storage reliability
• Fully ribbed body for added strength and secure handling
• Flat dark earth finish resists corrosion and blends with modern furniture
• 10-round capacity in a 30-round profile for balanced rifle balance and maneuverability
• Designed for 7.62×39 AK-pattern rifles

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this magazine work with my AK-pattern rifle?

Yes, the Global Ordnance Go Mag is designed for 7.62×39 AK-pattern rifles. It has a 30-round housing profile and standard AK internals for reliable feeding and ejection.

What's the difference between the 10-round capacity and 30-round housing?

The magazine holds 10 rounds but is built using a 30-round-style body profile. This keeps the magazine compact in capacity while maintaining a full-sized appearance on your rifle, making it useful for hunting, training, or situations where you prefer lower round counts.

Is the steel body prone to rust or corrosion?

The flat dark earth finish provides corrosion resistance for extended storage and field use. Steel magazines benefit from occasional care, but the FDE coating offers solid protection in typical conditions.

Is this magazine suitable for hunting?

Yes. The 10-round capacity and flat dark earth finish make it well-suited for hunting applications, especially if you prefer a more compact mag without sacrificing the rugged reliability of steel construction.