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The Savage Axis is one of America’s most trusted bolt-action platforms. It’s a rifle that earns its place in hunting camps, at the range, and in the field. Precise and chambered in an impressive range of calibers, the Axis demands a magazine that can match its reliability. At The Mag Shack, we offer an extended Savage Axis magazine collection around one uncompromising standard: factory-grade performance every time you load up.
With 10+ caliber options in our collection, finding the right fit for your specific build has never been easier. Our catalog covers the full breadth of what the Axis platform offers:
The most popular Axis chamberings fall into the short-action category. Our Savage Axis .223 magazine options can be used interchangeably by varmint hunters and precision shooters. If you’re behind a Savage Axis 6.5 Creedmoor, you’ll find dedicated 4-round factory magazines purpose-built for that cartridge’s overall length and feed geometry.
The Savage Axis 7mm-08 magazine is another top seller, and is an excellent choice for deer hunters who appreciate the cartridge’s flat trajectory and manageable recoil.
For those running larger cartridges, we stock magazines for .25-06 Remington, .270 Winchester, and .30-06 Springfield in a single 4-round format, as well as the Savage Axis 22-250 magazine for predator hunters who demand reliable, fast feeding.
Magnum chamberings, including .300 Win Mag, .338 Win Mag, 7mm Rem Mag, and 6.5 PRC – are served by purpose-designed 2 and 3-round magazines that accommodate the longer case bodies without compromise.
If you’re unsure which magazine fits your exact rifle, the golden rule is simple: match your rifle’s manufacturer (Savage Arms), model (Axis, Axis II, or Axis XP), and chambering. That combination will land you on the right magazine every time.
The Savage Axis platform was designed around compact, flush-fitting factory magazines, and for most hunters and range shooters, that’s exactly what they need. Standard capacities run 2, 3, or 4 rounds, depending on your caliber, keeping your rifle sleek and balanced.
For shooters who want more rounds between reloads, whether for extended practice sessions or competition, a Savage Axis extended magazine provides additional capacity while maintaining reliable feeding.
Our recommendation: start with a pair of factory standard-capacity magazines for primary use, then add an extended-capacity option if your shooting style calls for it.
Choosing the correct magazine comes down to three things: model, caliber, and capacity.
When in doubt, our team of magazine experts is here to point you in the right direction.
In most cases, yes. Savage Arms designed the Axis II to accept the same magazines as the original Axis platform. However, we always recommend verifying your specific model against the product listing, as minor production variations can occasionally affect fitment.
Standard capacity varies by caliber. Most short-action chamberings (like .308 Win, 6.5 Creedmoor, and .223 Rem) ship with 4-round magazines. Magnum calibers like .300 Win Mag and 7mm Rem Mag typically use 3-round magazines, while the largest magnum and WSM chamberings come in often at 2 rounds.
The Savage Axis uses a proprietary internal magazine system and does not natively accept AICS-pattern detachable box magazines without aftermarket chassis modifications. For factory-ready reliability, stick with genuine Savage Arms magazines from our collection.
Short-action magazines are designed for cartridges with a shorter overall length, typically up to around 2.8 inches, while long-action magazines accommodate larger calibers with longer case bodies. Using the wrong action-length magazine will prevent the bolt from feeding correctly, so always confirm your cartridge type before ordering.
After heavy use or exposure to the elements, disassemble the magazine by depressing the floorplate release, then remove the spring and follower. Wipe all components with a clean, dry cloth and avoid petroleum-based lubricants on the feed lips, as they can attract debris. Reassemble, cycle a few dummy rounds to confirm smooth feeding, and store in a cool, dry place. Regular maintenance keeps your magazine performing like new for years to come.
