Royal Small Arms Factory (RSAF) Rifle Magazines for Sale

Royal Small Arms Factory (RSAF) of the United Kingdom helped set the pattern for British service rifle magazines, introducing detachable 10‑round boxes on the Lee–Metford and Lee–Enfield lines, later developing a 20‑round EM‑2 magazine and, by the mid‑1980s, 30‑round STANAG‑pattern magazines for the SA80/L85, typically produced as integral components of its rifles. RSAF rifle magazines stand out for early high‑capacity detachable box designs on bolt‑action service rifles, robust sheet‑steel construction tuned to feed the rimmed .303 British, and a doctrine favoring charger‑clip loading with the magazine retained, later transitioning to NATO‑standard 30‑round STANAG use on the SA80/L85.