10/22 mags

[HMT204]

I've got Hot Lips and Steel Lips from Butler Creek and haven't had a problem with either in my gun. I even have 4 of the 50 round Ramline's and I haven't had any problems with them either. They feed just fine in my gun running Federal bulk, even when I load them all the way.

I 2nd or 3rd the Steel lipped Hot Lips from Butler Creek. Have never had a issue with one.

 

[bink98xcab]

the factory 10 rounders are as good as it gets, then i ve had good sucess w/ butler creek(non steel) lips, eagle 10 rounders, but my 10/22 and charger dont like the eagle 30 rounders( have 2 new ones been used once sitting in bottom drawer) ramline SUCKS!! big time, the 25 rounders(i have 2 of those) but the 50 ticked me off so bad i smashed it and searched for a reason why it was so horrible.

 

[AKguy1985]

I've always used Eagle mags.

the eagles have always worked flawlessly for me

 

[bink98xcab]

well i have 2 30 rnd eagles that s goin in the classifieds , hint hint

 

[bink98xcab]

I have the plastic versions of the above mags with steel lips and they are pricey but load and shoot and that's all there is to it. they are the only ones I buy now and I have 4 and would highly recommend themhttp://www.tacticalinc.com/ti25-advanced-composite-steel-magazine-ruger-1022-p-532.html?osCsid=ffd2d44c2f794fe30417a3ef998149ae

brownells has the TI mags for $47, which is alot better than the $60

 

[bink98xcab]

I have the plastic versions of the above mags with steel lips and they are pricey but load and shoot and that's all there is to it. they are the only ones I buy now and I have 4 and would highly recommend themhttp://www.tacticalinc.com/ti25-advanced-composite-steel-magazine-ruger-1022-p-532.html?osCsid=ffd2d44c2f794fe30417a3ef998149ae

brownells has the TI mags for $47, which is alot better than the $60

 

[Cue]

academy sports has the steel lip butler creek mags. If you are careful when loading the plastic lip ones work great. Then again I have had the same ones for 10 years. I bought it at walmart back when walmart carried a good supply of gun mags.

 

[Fyrtwuck]

The Rugers i've owned are well known for not functioning with anything but factory magazines.

My 10-22 and MKII will not make it through a full magazine unless it is made by Ruger.

 

[Nighthawk]

Try one of these: http://www.tacticalinc.com/ti25-mac....html?osCsid=ffd2d44c2f794fe30417a3ef998149ae

They're pricey, but it should be that last 10/22 hi-cap you should have to buy.

I use these and he is right they will be the last ones you will ever have to buy. They are pricey, but well worth it. You can play with the others, but these will work.

 

[ez bake]

A lot of the variations in experience that folks have from mag to mag is actually partially caused by differences from 10/22 to 10/22.

I didn't know until I owned 3 of them how much difference there was in 10/22s over the years and how much variance Ruger has from rifle to rifle in pretty much any 10/22 built in the mid-90s or later.

They're super-popular ultra-cheap plinkers for a reason - and that reason isn't because they're winning any contests in the QC department. They've got a good design and it works, but there's some pretty sloppy machining on most if not all modern-day 10/22s.

If the Butler Creek Steel lips mags aren't working then the TI adjustable mags might be the only thing out there that will work for you since you can custom adjust them to fit your rifle.