ProMag Industries is an American-owned and operated firearms accessories manufacturer and distributor. Based in California, ProMag Industries is lauded for their high-quality magazines in addition to the numerous accessories they produce. Generally speaking, it is beneficial to seek out factory magazines for your firearms. Factory magazines are manufactured by the same company, to the exact same specifications and tolerances as the originals. They are also made from the same materials, which ensures both fit and function in your firearm. However, when the aftermarket manufacturer is ProMag, you have nothing to worry about.

As noted, the ProMag Saiga-12 10-round magazine is designed to hold ten 12-gauge shotshells for a continuous feed. As with all ProMag polymer magazines, the Saiga-12 10-round magazine is injection molded and manufactured using only high quality Mil-Spec polymers to ensure durability. Moreover, because this drum magazine features a polymer construction, there is no risk of rust or corrosion, which is typically associated with steel body magazines.

It is also pertinent to mention that all ProMag magazines are backed with a lifetime warranty that protects against manufacturer's defects. For details, please visit the official website of ProMag Industries.

Those looking for mild entertainment in conjunction with their Saiga-12 shotguns are encouraged to stick with Saiga-12 5-round magazines. But if you are in search of something more, you will probably want to consider ProMag's new Saiga-12 10-round magazines. Pick one up today for just $39.95.

Note: All Saiga-12 shotguns are manufactured to the same general specifications and tolerances, which means that not all Saiga-12 shotguns are identical. As such, it is possible that the ProMag Saiga-12 10-round magazine may require some minor fitting for proper use in your shotgun. For your convenience, an instruction booklet that details the required tools and procedures for fitting is provided with all ProMag Saiga-12 10-round magazines. Also note that performing the suggested modifications does not void the manufacturer's lifetime warranty.