KelTec PMR30 .22 WMR 30-Round Magazine

Name: KelTec PMR30 .22 WMR 30-Round Magazine
Brand: Kel-Tec
SKU: 70850
Availability: InStock

$28.99

Extra KelTec magazine for the PMR30 platform, with .22 WMR, 30-round capacity, Black. Useful for range days, spare carry, and keeping the matching firearm fed.

In stock

SKU: 70850

UPC: 640832001723

Description

Features and Performance

The KelTec PMR30 .22 WMR 30-Round Magazine is a practical KelTec support item made for high-capacity .22 WMR range use, backpacking, and low-recoil shooting.

The PMR30 is one of KelTec’s signature pistols, known for lightweight handling and high-capacity .22 WMR firepower. It has a very different feel from a standard centerfire handgun: low recoil, loud rimfire personality, and enough capacity to make range sessions more fun between reloads.

This version pairs .22 WMR, 30-round capacity and Black. This model is especially appealing for shooters who want a backpacking, camping, plinking, or range pistol with more punch than .22 LR while still staying light. Fiber-optic style sights, polymer construction, and the PMR30 magazine system are the details to watch when comparing variants.

Hardware details on this variant include caliber/gauge .22 WMR, capacity 30. For magazines, capacity and platform fit are the whole story. Match the magazine to the firearm family and caliber shown here so your range bag has the right spare instead of a lookalike part.

Shop more KelTec magazines at Deerford Defense, or compare the current manufacturer lineup through KelTec’s official product reference.

Overall, this is a high-capacity .22 WMR pistol for shooters who want light recoil, dramatic rimfire personality, and plenty of rounds on tap.

For a KelTec owner, having more than one correct magazine is less about decoration and more about keeping the gun useful. Load a few before heading out, keep one in the case as a spare, and avoid mixing magazines between similar-looking KelTec models that use different bodies, followers, baseplates, or capacities. It is an easy upgrade, but it is also one of the first places compatibility mistakes show up, especially with compact pistol magazines and KelTec models that have been made in several variations.