Is it legal in Jersey?

Nope. 15 rd max

Nope. 15 rd max

Thought so, thanks.

Try a tri mag.

Also because its a semi auto...the 15 round thing applies to semi autos only....You could get a pump or lever or bolt action .22 (or any gun for that matter) and not have to worry about 15 round mag capacity.

Interesting. Does anyone know if the Ruger 77/22 takes the same mag as the Ruger 10/22? That would be nice, since that means the 25-mag could be used.

Also because its a semi auto...the 15 round thing applies to semi autos only....You could get a pump or lever or bolt action .22 (or any gun for that matter) and not have to worry about 15 round mag capacity.

As long as the magazine used in that firearm won't work in any semi-auto firearm.

As long as the magazine used in that firearm won't work in any semi-auto firearm.

 

I guess that answers my question as to whether the mags of the 10/22 and 77/22 are the same. It sounds like if they are, I still couldn't use the 25-round Ruger mag in the 77/22, because it's also made for the semi-auto 10/22. Damn.

Try a tri mag.

 

Another vote for the Tri-Mag.

 

It only takes a few seconds to drop, flip, and re-insert...

Tri-Mag is great, unless you're using the Butler Creek speedloader. The tri configuration won't fit and it doesn't make sense to break-down the tri, speed load the mags, and rebuild the tri.