Browse our inventory of magazines from trusted brands like Atlas Gunworks, Butler Creek, Glenfield, ProMag, and Strike Industries. ICB Firearms stocks reliable magazines for shooters who need dependable feeding, proper fit, and options that match common handgun, rifle, and shotgun platforms. If you are narrowing down a setup, we carry handgun magazines, rifle magazines, and shotgun magazines for a wide range of firearms and practical uses. You can also shop AK magazines and AR magazines to find platform-specific options that support training, spare loadouts, and everyday range use.
Shop magazines online by comparing models, checking current availability, and reviewing specifications such as capacity, caliber fit, body material, and platform compatibility. A better pick starts with the exact firearm you own, then moves to fit, use, and how the magazine supports the rest of your setup.
These are the points magazine buyers should check before checkout.
Browse 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.
Magazine purchases do not follow the same transfer process as serialized firearms. Shipping details, item restrictions, and availability can still vary by product and destination, so review checkout information before you place the order.
Fitment matters just as much as availability. Contact the shop for current store policies, accepted identification, and any order questions tied to shipping, pickup, or compatibility.
Start with the exact firearm make, model, and caliber. Capacity and platform fit matter too.
Use the firearm model and the magazine details together. A close match is not enough when fitment matters.
Yes. The right caliber alone does not guarantee the right magazine fit.
No. Each platform has its own fit and function requirements.
Not always. Platform pattern and caliber can affect compatibility, so check the listing before you order.
Yes. Review the item details and shipping information before checkout.
Most do not. They are usually sold as accessories rather than serialized firearms.
Many buyers do. That can make storage, loading, and range use easier to manage.
