[BudgetSurvivalist]

Butler Creek "Steel Lips".
Stay away from polymer lips.
Stay far away from the drum.

YMMV.

 

[Gunner65]

Thank you "Bud"...:thumb:

 

[Rifleman336]

Thats easy, the Atkins acelerator stock , the one that made the 10/22 fire like a machinegun (the one banned by the BATFE after they said it was ok) did testing on the best mags in order of reliability 1. Ruger 10 shot mags, 2.tactical sloutions aluminuim and polymer magazines 3. Steel lips.


Tactical soloutions mags are the best after market mags for they have adjustable lips for perfecting the feeding for YOUR rifle and they can be taken apart for cleaning and spring replacement for longevity.


Rifleman 336

 

[Jeffrey]

+1 for butler creek.

 

[Oh Shoot]

An inexpensive and reliable way to get 30 pretty quick rounds:

The TriMag, sells for $9.95 on eBay:

 

[ImbriD]

+1 for butler creek.

+1 more on the Butler Creek steel lips. Picked 2 up at a gun show a few months ago and have had great luck with them so far.. Make sure it's the steel lip version the hot lips or any other plastic lip version is pretty much junk from everything I've heard and read.

 

[DiSmAnTLeR]

Yeah. steel lips seem to work fine for me.

i use remington ammo in them. had problems with federal/american eagle.

 

[1fixitman]

The eagle 30 rounders suck a$$ so stay away from them. The butler creek 25 rounders work fairly well but still mis-feed once in a while. Just tape two stock ruger mags back to back for the cost of tape. They are the most reliable anyway.