housing conversion) Heckler & Koch G36 (modular magazine well) IMI Galil (through adaptor) SAR 21 (through swapping lower receiver with the one from export model) Steyr AUG (through right hand only STANAG magazine stock assembly) CM901 (with 5.56 adapter block) Wz. 1996 Beryl (through adaptor) Loading tools Loading a STANAG magazine, particularly one with a large capacity and a corresponding high spring pressure pushing the rounds to the top of the magazine, can be quite difficult. A number of devices are available to make this task simpler. These are sometimes called speedloaders but are more commonly known as magazine loaders, stripper clips, spoons, or stripper clip guides. There are a wide range of both commercial and military type loading tools available for STANAG magazines. For example; draft STANAG 4181 is a type of stripper clip and guide tool proposed for standardization based on the USGI M16 rifle stripper clips and guide tools. Gallery Additional information The "RAM-LINE 30-round COMBO MAG" is a uniquely notable STANAG magazine. These commercial translucent plastic magazines can be used in both AR-15 type rifles and Ruger Mini-14 type rifles. Magnolia States Armory offers an adapter that allows the use of STANAG magazines in 5.56mm Galil rifles as well as one that works in a variety of 5.56mm AK-47 type rifles such as the Saiga, WASR3 and Norinco rifles. While STANAG magazines are typically loaded with 5.56 mm NATO ammo, they are also used for other calibers as well. There are also a wide range of dummy STANAG magazines in a variety of sizes, weights and colors for training purposes. See also List of AR platform cartridges SR-25 pattern magazine, a scaled up version of the STANAG magazine for .308 based cartridges. AICS-style magazine, an emerging standard for bolt-action rifle magazines. References Magazines (firearms) Magazine patterns