Savage Arms 10-Round Alloy Magazine for 62, 64, 954 .22 LR - Matte Black

The Savage Arms 10-Round Alloy Magazine for the 62, 64, and 954 is a reliable, straightforward upgrade for .22 LR shooters who want dependable feeding without the hassle. Whether you're running these models at the range, in the field, or in competition, a spare magazine—or several—keeps you shooting when it matters. Savage's factory magazine engineering means zero guesswork about fit or function; just load, seat, and go.

Built from durable alloy construction, this magazine handles the abuse of regular use and storage without corrosion concerns. The matte black finish blends with your rifle and resists glare. At 10 rounds, it strikes the practical balance between capacity and handling for .22 LR precision work, whether you're zeroing, practicing, or hunting small game.

Having multiple magazines on hand eliminates downtime between loading cycles and gives you a backup if one ever wears out. Savage factory magazines are the standard for these platforms—no adapters, no feeding quirks, no surprises.

Key Features

• 10-round capacity in .22 LR
• Alloy construction for durability and lightweight handling
• Matte black finish resists corrosion and glare
• Factory Savage engineering ensures reliable fit in 62, 64, and 954 models
• Designed for competition, hunting, and recreational shooting

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What Savage rifles does this magazine fit?

This magazine is designed specifically for the Savage 62, 64, and 954 models in .22 LR. Always verify your rifle's model before ordering to ensure compatibility.

Is this magazine reliable for hunting and competition?

Yes. Savage factory magazines are engineered for consistent feeding across hunting, target shooting, and competitive applications. The 10-round capacity is practical for most .22 LR shooting scenarios.

What is the magazine made of?

The magazine body is constructed from alloy, offering a lightweight and corrosion-resistant alternative to steel while maintaining durability through regular use.

Why should I buy multiple magazines?

Extra magazines keep you shooting between loading sessions and provide a backup in case one is damaged or lost. Having 2–3 on hand is standard practice for regular shooters.