10/22 High Capacity Magazine

[rugertoter]

I don't feel the need for hi-cap and have always felt carrying a couple extra factory 10 rd magazines was better than messing with a 25-rounder that caused failures/jams. Most, even the Ruger BX-25, have had teething problems. It's good to see a hi-cap magazine that actually works.

Well, I think I got lucky with my Ruger Hi Cap magazine because it runs good for me. I have had trouble with the Ram Line magazines though.

 

[Tim Enyeart]

I have a Butler Creek 32 round that is non-dependable but both BX-25s work well regardless of ammo type. The KISS method makes since to me and they're pretty easy to load from the factory. You got to love the options with a 10/22 though. To each their own.

 

[Bob2]

Just picked one up this weekend and used it yesterday. It shot great, not a single jam in couple hundred or more rounds. As the OP said, you must make sure alignment is right and I struggled a couple times getting it just right, but went smoothly once you get the feel

 

[SolubleSpork]

Thank you for the post... I'm sold.

 

[downlinx]

I know battledyne have a 25rnd ar type mag.
25rnd ar type mag

 

[irishfan]

I would love to find some of the 10rd mags at a normal price. I can only get two from Midway

 

[anifong]

Bought 5 of these this week for 39.99, kept 1 for myself and put the other four up for sale/trade. I'm just interested in recouping my cost plus a couple of bucks for my time.

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