Schmeisser S60 M4 60-Round Magazine

60-Round AR Magazine

The Schmeisser S60 is a 60-round magazine for M4 and AR-15 pattern rifles chambered in 5.56x45mm. It doubles a standard 30-round load, so you reload half as often on the range, in training drills or anywhere long strings of fire are the norm. The upper section is sized like a standard AR magazine so it seats in the magazine well, and the body widens below it to hold the extra rounds.

Features

• 60-Round Capacity — Holds twice the rounds of a standard 30-round AR magazine, cutting the number of reloads in a long session.
• 5.56x45mm Chambering — Marked for 5.56x45mm, the standard cartridge for M4 and AR-15 rifles.
• M4/AR Compatible — The molded S60W M4/AR marking and the magazine catch slot on the upper body indicate it is built for M4 and AR-15 pattern lower receivers.
• Witness Window — A clear vertical window down the side, graduated at 30, 40, 50 and 60, lets you see how many rounds are loaded at a glance.
• High-Visibility Orange Follower — The follower, the spring-driven platform that pushes rounds up, is bright orange so an empty magazine is easy to spot.
• Ribbed Grip Texture — Raised ribs molded across the front, back and sides give your hand purchase when inserting or stripping the magazine.
• Molded Polymer Body — The black body is molded rather than stamped from steel or aluminum, which keeps a 60-round magazine manageable in weight.
• Branded Floorplate — The removable base carries the Schmeisser logo and closes off the bottom of the body.
• Made In Germany — The body is marked as German-made and carries American Tactical markings alongside the Schmeisser name.

Fit And Construction

Schmeisser builds the S60 as a single molded magazine with a standard-width top and an enlarged lower body, an approach that fits 60 rounds into a magazine that still loads like a normal AR mag. The witness window and orange follower answer the two questions a shooter asks most often, how many are left and is it empty. It is a full-size magazine and sits well below the rifle when seated, so check that it suits your shooting position and any pouches you plan to carry it in.