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10 round mag for STEYR SSG69 - Mint condition - only fired about 50 rounds or so.

Never been stripped down and only lubed with silicone - NEVER been touched by oil or solvents.

They stopped making these as I understand it. The last ones were going for $225 in USA

http://www.steyrarms.com/store/index.ph ... azine.html

Will accept £140 inc postage via recorded delivery ( or £130 collected Hemel Hempstead anytime / Bisley 21st April )


Genuine reason for sale - been replaced with a conversion kit which accepts AICS mags.

Were did you get the conversion kit.

Styria Arms in Austria. Been a long time in development but he is finally ready to send out the finished item.

Its a steel triggerguard unit and takes aics mags.

Google Styria and you will find his website ( in German ) in Austria and a youtube clip.

440 euros inc one 5 rd mag.

Interesting but I would not pay 440 euros for one.

Stupid question time

Why don't you use oil in mags?

Steyr magwell / trigger guard and mags are made from a very early polymer called cycolac or similar.

ANY contamination with oil will make them crack or even fall apart overnight - I have seen this.

Only lube to use is silicone apparently.

Yes, the price is steep when compared to other aftermarket bottom metal - probably double the price ?

But.........despite considerable interest ( especially in USA ) only one guy has actually managed to bring this product to market.

So, unfortunately, you have to pay his price if you need one.

And it does cure the weak point on an otherwise outstanding rifle.

I agree with you a outstanding rifle I have four mags for mine two 10 round and two five round if any of them die on me I would consider one of the conversions. Good look with the sale.