Shotgun Magazines For Sale

Shotgun Magazines

Browse shotgun magazines from trusted brands like Mossberg, Nordic Components, ProMag, Scattergun Technology, and SGM Tactical. ICB Firearms carries dependable shotgun magazines built for proper fit, smooth feeding, and steady performance during training, range sessions, hunting trips, and regular use. These mags pair well with shotguns, pump action shotguns, and semi auto shotguns for shooters running different shotgun setups. You can round out your order with shotgun shells and shotgun parts for reloads, replacement needs, and routine upkeep. Whether you need extra capacity options or spare mags, this selection gives you practical choices for keeping your shotgun ready at home, on the range, or in the field.

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Wilson Combat SGETRH1 Extension Tube made of Steel with Parkerized Black Finish for 12 Gauge Remington 870, 1100 & 11-87 (Adds 1rd) Right Hand
Original price was: $46.99.Current price is: $46.95.

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Wilson Combat SGETRH2 Extension Tube made of Steel with Parkerized Black Finish for 12 Gauge Remington 870, 1100 & 11-87 (Adds 2rds) Right Hand
Original price was: $53.99.Current price is: $52.95.

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Wilson Combat SGETU2 Extension Tube made of Steel with Parkerized Black Finish for 12 Gauge Remington 870, 1100 & 11-87 (Adds 2rds)
$52.95

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Wilson Combat Spring Extended Kit with Follower
Original price was: $14.99.Current price is: $12.95.

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Shotgun Magazines Buying Guide

Get shotgun magazines online by comparing fit, checking current availability, and reviewing details such as gauge compatibility, capacity, construction, and feed design. This category rewards a close look at platform fit, since shotgun magazine systems can vary more than many buyers expect.

These are the main points to review before you buy:

Match the magazine to the shotgun’s gauge and receiver pattern first. Many buyers compare this section with shotguns and semi auto shotguns when they want a clearer fit check before checkout.

Look at capacity with your intended use in mind. Range sessions, storage plans, and local rules can all shape what makes sense, and some shoppers pair this category with shotgun shells when they are putting together a more complete setup.

Review the construction details that affect long-term function. Body material, spring tension, follower travel, and locking surfaces all matter, which is why many buyers compare options across magazines and add magazine accessories when extra storage or handling support fits the plan.

Keep maintenance and replacement needs in view. Wear, fit, and overall condition matter over time, so related shotgun parts and range bags & cases can round out a practical shotgun setup.

Local And Compliance Notes

Shop shotgun magazines online, or visit our gun store in St. Clair Shores, Michigan. ICB Firearms serves customers from nearby cities including Macomb, Clinton Township, Grosse Pointe, Warren and Royal Oak.

Orders may be subject to shipping limits, destination-based restrictions, or product-specific purchase rules. Review the item page and checkout details before you place an order.

Store pickup steps and accepted identification can vary by order type. Contact the shop directly if you need help with local pickup, current availability, or store policy questions.

Frequently Asked Questions About Shotgun Magazines

1. What makes a shotgun magazine compatible with my firearm?

Compatibility depends on the shotgun’s gauge, receiver pattern, and magazine design. Check the product details against your firearm before ordering.

2. Do all shotgun magazines fit the same way?

No. Fit can vary by platform, even when two magazines appear similar at a glance.

3. Why does gauge matter when buying shotgun magazines?

Gauge affects overall compatibility and feed geometry. A magazine should match the shotgun it is made for.

4. What should I look for in magazine construction?

Look at body material, spring quality, follower movement, and locking surfaces. Those details can affect durability and function.

5. Are shotgun magazines only used with semi auto shotguns?

Not always. Fit depends on the shotgun design, so the platform should be confirmed before purchase.

6. Is it worth keeping spare shotgun magazines?

Many owners keep extras for range use, storage rotation, or convenience. That can make regular use easier to manage.

7. Can I buy shotgun magazines online in Michigan?

That depends on stock, shipping policy, and the destination for the order. Check the product page for current purchase terms.

8. When should a shotgun magazine be replaced?

Replacement may be worth considering when the body is damaged, the spring weakens, or feeding becomes inconsistent. Regular inspection helps catch wear early.