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Ruger 10/22 15rd Mag

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Ive only ran into one person who had ever used a 15rd magazine for a 10/22 and he didnt have kind words for its quality or reliability. Based off many suggestions i ended up getting a few extra factory magazines and some alligator tri-mag adapters. im pretty satisfied with that setup and would recommend that route if you cant find more info on the 15rd mags.

If it were me, I'd stick to the known reputable ones like the butler creek mags and the factory mags. These look cheaply made and I'd assume they wouldnt work too well. 22's are picky and finiky

 

But who knows, buy one and see how it works and let us know.

You should buy one and try it, let us know how it works. 

I have tried a few different aftermarket mags in my 10-22's without much success. 

I'd rather have two 10-rounders that fit flush.

 Based off many suggestions i ended up getting a few extra factory magazines and some alligator tri-mag adapters. im pretty satisfied with that setup and would recommend that route if you cant find more info on the 15rd mags.

 

Thanks, I was wondering if they worked

I never had any luck with anything but factory mags in my 10/22. That includes all the mags I tried, including high caps before the Florio ban.

I want to find a good quality 15 rounder

They simply don't exist, sorry.

 

You can buy 10rnd factory mags that work flawless. The aftermarket ones never match up to factory performance. AFAIK that is a new product, i've never seens those around before, and i have looked pretty hard for 15 round 10/22 mags...

 

Unless your running a stock that needs extended mags, i don't see much use for them.

Any reason you can't block a 25 round factory magazine to 15 rounds?

 

 

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Just need to find someone out of state to pin it for you.

I have a 10 round straight feed Butler Creek on I got at Cabellas and it works awesome. It looks similar to the one in the link.

 

They sell a 25 round Butler Creek, can we buy it and just pin it ourselves?

I have a 10 round straight feed Butler Creek on I got at Cabellas and it works awesome. It looks similar to the one in the link.

 

They sell a 25 round Butler Creek, can we buy it and just pin it ourselves?

 

Nope, firstly - they probably wouldn't ship a prohibited magazine to you. 

 

secondly, even if they did, or you brought it into the state somehow you'd be committing a crime. 

 

You'll need somebody out of state to do it, or an FFL that specializes in pinning them

I want to find a good quality 15 rounder

 

And I want a pony. Almost all the stick type magazines ofr the 10/22 are questionable in terms of rreliability or durability. There are a couple out there that aren't. 

Is "pinning" the mag to 15 rounds something I can do myself if i bought them out of state?

Is "pinning" the mag to 15 rounds something I can do myself if i bought them out of state?

   

 

As long as you do it out of state it is ok.  Illegal to bring it across the border as a "high capacity" mag.  

Based off many suggestions i ended up getting a few extra factory magazines and some alligator tri-mag adapters. im pretty satisfied with that setup and would recommend that route if you cant find more info on the 15rd mags.

I got 9 of the clear BX mags and 3 of the Allangator tri-mag adapters. I can preload 100 rounds and proceed to eliminate that 10 circle or X on the targets. Makes for an enjoyable range day.

 

I also bought the tri-mag cases to keep me clean along the way.

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