PROMAG DRUM SAIGA 12GA 2.75 10RD BLK POLYMER
- Capacity-Rounds:
- 10
- Type:
- Magazines
- Firearm Group:
- Shotgun
- Caliber-Gauge:
- 12 Gauge
The PROMAG Saiga 12GA 2.75" 10-round drum magazine gives you serious firepower without constantly reloading. If you shoot a Saiga-12—whether you're running it at the range, in competition, or for sport shooting—a drum mag transforms your gun from a single- or dual-tube setup into something closer to a rifle-level capacity experience. This polymer-and-steel construction keeps weight reasonable while holding ten 2.75" shells, so you can stay focused on your shooting instead of fumbling for reloads.
PROMAG engineered this drum to handle the Saiga platform's unique feeding characteristics. The 10-round capacity strikes a balance: enough ammunition to keep you in the fight without the bulk or weight of larger drums. The black polymer body resists wear and corrosion, while steel internals take the cycling stress that comes with a semi-auto shotgun.
Drumfire magazines require a slightly different loading and handling technique than box mags—they feed from the center outward—but once you get the rhythm down, the reload speed advantage becomes obvious. Just make sure you understand your local and state shotgun magazine laws before purchasing; capacity restrictions vary widely.
Key Features
- 10-round capacity for 2.75" shotgun shells
- Designed specifically for Saiga-12 shotguns
- Polymer body with steel internals for durability
- Drum-feed design reduces reload frequency
- Black finish resists corrosion
Specifications
| Gauge | 12GA |
| Shell Length | 2.75" |
| Capacity | 10 rounds |
| Material | Polymer and steel |
| Finish | Black |
| Magazine Type | Drum |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this drum magazine work with my Saiga-12?
This PROMAG drum is engineered for the Saiga-12 platform. Verify your shotgun model before purchasing to ensure compatibility.
What shell length does this magazine accept?
This magazine is designed for 2.75" shotgun shells only. Do not attempt to load longer shells.
Is this magazine legal in my state?
Shotgun magazine capacity is regulated differently across states and municipalities. Check your local and state hunting and firearms laws before purchase—some areas restrict 12-gauge drum capacity.
How do I load and use a drum magazine?
Drum magazines feed from the center outward, unlike traditional box magazines. Loading and operation differ from standard shotgun mags; we recommend reviewing the magazine instructions and practicing at a safe location before field use.

