Hello guy's, Today i came across this video and i thought i should shear with the guy's, who own Ruger 10/22. I am quite impress with mag.I think anybody own 10/22 would love to have these mag.
Here is a link for the video.
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New Magazines In The Market For Ruger 10/22
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Re: New Magazines In The Market For Ruger 10/22
That looks very versatile Baljit. Have you tried it yet?
I'll have to look around for some of those.
I'll have to look around for some of those.
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Re: New Magazines In The Market For Ruger 10/22
No XL, i did not try yet because i do not have any but i order only one,if i like it then i am going to order more.
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Re: New Magazines In The Market For Ruger 10/22
Although I seem to hate every individual who owns the 10/22 
can't help admitting that no other rifle made in the US, other than the AR15/ M16 platform that has seen so much of R&D going into aftermarket products for decades. This mag looks cool, especially the removable back panels. The side panels however look too exposed for all-weather conditions given the fact that a .22 rifle is usually the most extensively used (and abused) rifle in any house.
Go ahead Baljit. Do keep us posted.
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can't help admitting that no other rifle made in the US, other than the AR15/ M16 platform that has seen so much of R&D going into aftermarket products for decades. This mag looks cool, especially the removable back panels. The side panels however look too exposed for all-weather conditions given the fact that a .22 rifle is usually the most extensively used (and abused) rifle in any house. Go ahead Baljit. Do keep us posted.
TC