Take them apart and clean them.
Ruger OEM are the best out there, but like any mag they need to be taken care of.
Take them apart and clean them.
Ruger OEM are the best out there, but like any mag they need to be taken care of.
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the butler creek 25rd steel lips seem to work pretty well with the black smoke plastic body! don't buy the clear all plastic one's i bought one and it jams and wont cycle with all 25rds pain in my a##.
Like Hoser said, clean your factory mags, they're the best. If you want hi-cap mags, buy the TI(tactical inovations) mags! Composite ones are $35 and the aluminum ones are $70. Yes a little pricey but can be taken apart for cleaning!!
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my factory ruger mags arent dirty. after posting i opened one up and figured out that tightening the spring would probably solve the issue. i would like to have more than 10rds capacity, but i had larger mags many many years ago and have stuck in my mind that they are crap.
I saw black dog has 50rd drums for around $70
Black Dog mags also run great.
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I've got some older eagle 25 or 30 round cap mags, they are still running strong. They also next together giving you 50 rounds by flipping them pair over.
Not sure if the eagle mags are made anymore. The steel lips ones should be good too. I'll buy some 10/22 mags in the future and report here their status...