June 18, 2008, 02:08 PM | #1 |
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10/22 volume magazine
Can anyone recommend a good Ruger 10/22 high capacity magazine manufacturer? I'm interested in some of the drum magazines (it seems like it would be cost effective to load up 100 rounds at home and only pay for 30 minutes at the range, and fun to stalk varmints all day without any ammo on my shoulder); are they reliable or just awfully prone to jamming?
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June 18, 2008, 06:14 PM | #2 |
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Ruger mag.
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Most of the "high capacity" magazines I've used have had malfunctions. Harry B. |
June 18, 2008, 07:10 PM | #3 |
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The most reliable mags are either the Buttler Creek Steel-lips mags or the Tactical Innovations magazines.
The TacInc aluminum mags are the best of the best. They are machined from a solid billet of aluminum. They are fully adjustable for feed angle/height AND can be taken apart for cleaning. They also cost $70 each though. A compromise are their composite mags. They are only $35 each and 99% as good as the aluminum mags. Still extremely strong though. Sometimes they run a "3-pack special". Their "Box loader" is also a great thing to have. Not as fast as a mechanical loader, but a big improvement over your thumbs. Good to keep around as a backup or for for going into the field. /No I don't work for TacInc. I just love their products.
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how much for the V10 ram?
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Doesn't sound like a very convincing argument. You could still just load up your mags at home even if they are factory 10-rounders.
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What, no link to the TacInc? Get us interested and leave us hangin'?
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very interesting link... thanks for posting it... it has been book marked...
I just bought 5 clear Ruger mags, & have a couple of Ram Line high caps, but prefer the 10 rounders... but I do want to replace the mag release, & those guys seem to have a good replacement for the factory bolt release ( which seems not to agree very well with me, on my rifle )... $16.00 for both, seems like a good upgrade to me...
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Thanks for the info!
Ok, so the cost-effective argument is a little thin. Maybe I'm trying to justify turning my 10-22 into a monster with something warm and fuzzy like saving time..who knows. T |
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I ordered from:
http://www.gunkings.com/ It seems when ever I order from them, it takes a while. Not as bad as ordering metal cutting saw blades [for installing M70 safeties] from Wholesale Tool. |
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