Description
The Magpul PMAG D-50 is a 50-round polymer drum magazine chambered for 7.62x51 NATO and .308 Winchester, built for SR25/M110 pattern rifles including DPMS, LaRue OBR, and compatible platforms. It accepts longer-than-SAAMI-spec match ammunition up to 2.830" OAL, covering rounds like M118LR without issue.
Construction follows GEN M3 standards: impact and crush-resistant polymer body, stainless-steel internals for corrosion resistance and reliable long-term storage, and the ability to seat a fully loaded magazine on a closed bolt. A ratcheting loading lever relieves spring tension so the drum can be loaded by hand without a separate tool. The anti-glare translucent window on the rear gives a fast visual round count. Disassembly requires only a flat blade screwdriver or similar tool.
Weight runs approximately 1.7 lbs empty and 4.5 lbs loaded. The drum configuration keeps the overall height profile close to a standard 25-round PMAG, which matters for prone shooting and storage. A semi-rigid dust cover protects the feed lips and interior during transport and storage. A dot matrix pattern on the body allows for unit or owner marking.
- 50-round capacity, 7.62x51 NATO / .308 Winchester
- Fits SR25/M110 pattern rifles, DPMS, LaRue OBR
- Accepts match ammunition up to 2.830" OAL
- GEN M3 impact and crush-resistant polymer construction
- Corrosion-resistant stainless-steel internals
- Seats fully loaded on a closed bolt
- Ratcheting loading lever for hand loading without tools
- Anti-glare translucent rear window for round count
- Semi-rigid dust cover included
- Dot matrix pattern for marking and identification
- Approx. 1.7 lbs empty, 4.5 lbs loaded
Does the D-50 work with all SR25-pattern lowers?
Magpul lists compatibility with DPMS, SR25, and LaRue OBR pattern rifles. Verify fitment on your specific lower before committing to a quantity purchase, particularly with aftermarket or less common SR25-pattern receivers.
Can this magazine be taken apart for cleaning?
Yes. The D-50 disassembles with a flat blade screwdriver or similar tool. Stainless internals resist corrosion, but periodic inspection after heavy use is reasonable practice.
