Heckler & Koch HK416 22 Long Rifle 30rd Magazine Black

The Heckler & Koch HK416 .22 LR 30-round magazine is a factory-genuine polymer magazine engineered to H&K's precision specifications. Built for shooters who run HK416 rimfire platforms and demand reliability that matches their rifle's reputation, this black magazine combines practical capacity with durable construction designed for serious training, plinking, and competition use.

Magazine reliability is foundational to any shooting discipline—a failure to feed means a missed shot or a broken stage. H&K factory magazines are manufactured to the same tolerances and material standards as the rifles themselves, ensuring consistent feeding and zero compatibility surprises. The 30-round capacity gives you extended trigger time between reloads, whether you're running drills at an indoor range or running steel courses in the field.

The polymer body keeps weight down while the steel spring and thumb-assisted loading button handle the mechanical load cycle after cycle. These aren't bargain-bin magazines; they're H&K OEM parts that perform as intended under real-world conditions. If you're serious about your HK416 .22, you want magazines that won't be the weak link in your setup.

Key Features

• 30-round capacity for extended shooting sessions
• Polymer body construction for durability and lightweight handling
• Steel spring for reliable feeding and longevity
• Thumb-assisted loading button for easier magazine charging
• H&K factory specifications and tolerances
• OEM compatibility with HK416 .22 LR platforms

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this magazine work with my HK416 .22 LR rifle?

Yes—this is an H&K factory magazine manufactured to OEM specifications for HK416 .22 LR platforms. It's designed for perfect fit and function with your rifle.

What's the capacity and why does it matter?

This magazine holds 30 rounds of .22 LR ammunition. The larger capacity means fewer reload breaks during practice, training, or competition, keeping you focused on shot placement and technique.

Is the thumb-assisted loading button just a convenience feature?

It's both: easier loading reduces hand fatigue during magazine fills, especially useful during high-round-count training sessions or when you're charging magazines quickly between stages.