Ruger BX-25 Magazine (25 Round 10/22 Magazine) Review
Tennessee Outdoors Nine has reviewed the Ruger BX-25 magazine which they introduced earlier this year.
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Griffinwrote on August 19th, 2011 at 4:35 pm Link To Comment |
@Gunslinger – I’m assuming my Butler Creek speedloader would work with it.
It works with every other brand of 10/22 magazine I own.
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Timwrote on August 19th, 2011 at 6:53 am Link To Comment |
I picked one up at the NRA show this spring. I finally tested mine a couple weeks ago and did a quicky video for Woods Monkey (online outdoor mag). We put 300 rounds through at the time of the video and think we ended up with 350 or 375 through it by the end of the day. We used two Remington loads and one Federal load (bulk pack). I had two malfunctions during the test and both fed fine but were bad primers. Not the mag’s fault. Not sure if its kosher to post a link to our vid but that’s the gist of what we found out.
I like the mag. Seems solid and I was happy with the initial performance. MUCH better like than with my other batch of steel lip mags. I plan on buying a couple more.
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Sidwrote on August 19th, 2011 at 1:03 pm Link To Comment |
Great. We have one for training our children, but I love it for plinking. It is amazing how quick 10 rounds are spent.
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JimSwrote on November 25th, 2011 at 3:26 am Link To Comment |
Very cool. Not sure how I missed this. Seems Ruger is really coming around.
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Petewrote on January 28th, 2012 at 9:00 am Link To Comment |
Why in the video is he shooting only 15 or 20 rounds? Im having problems no matter what ammo I use when loading 25 rounds. I would say 50% of the time no matter how carefully i load the mag the last 5 or so lay flat and will not feed properly.
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Heathwrote on August 19th, 2011 at 6:35 am Link To Comment |
I just ordered one from Midway USA. They’re on sale there for $21.99
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Hueywrote on August 19th, 2011 at 4:21 am Link To Comment |
me want….
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JCwrote on August 18th, 2011 at 2:37 pm Link To Comment |
The proof test for any new mag is to have a bigfoot shoot it.
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gunslingerwrote on August 19th, 2011 at 2:52 am Link To Comment |
interesting.
now does the BX-25 have a “speed loader” available?
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Steve (The Firearm Blog)responded to gunslinger on August 19th, 2011 at 3:28 am Link To Comment |
gunslinger, not to my knowledge. The constant force spring should help make it easier to load.
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gunslingerwrote on August 19th, 2011 at 3:44 am Link To Comment |
@Steve(TFB)
thanks. i was more looking for a faster way to reload. i mean, 25 .22 rounds…
i’ve heard mixed reviews about the buttler speed loaders so i was just curiuos.
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howlingcoyotewrote on August 18th, 2011 at 1:31 pm Link To Comment |
Who makes these magazines? Does Ruger or are they outsourced to another company like Promag, Ramline of Butler Creek?
It would be great if some company made a 100 round drum or magazine for the 10/22. Hint-hint, Ruger!
The 90 rounder and 100 round drums are available for the AR-15 and Mini-14, so why not something for the 10/22.Please rate this comment: 0 0-
Steve (The Firearm Blog)responded to howlingcoyote on August 19th, 2011 at 2:39 am Link To Comment |
howlingcoyote, I may be wrong, but I think they make it themselves. They make the standard magazines themselves. Regardless, parts like the feed lips will be made by ruger, even if the plastic is made elsewhere.
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Why in the video is he shooting only 15 or 20 rounds? Im having problems no matter what ammo I use when loading 25 rounds. I would say 50% of the time no matter how carefully i load the mag the last 5 or so lay flat and will not feed properly.
Very cool. Not sure how I missed this. Seems Ruger is really coming around.
@Gunslinger – I’m assuming my Butler Creek speedloader would work with it.
It works with every other brand of 10/22 magazine I own.
Great. We have one for training our children, but I love it for plinking. It is amazing how quick 10 rounds are spent.
I picked one up at the NRA show this spring. I finally tested mine a couple weeks ago and did a quicky video for Woods Monkey (online outdoor mag). We put 300 rounds through at the time of the video and think we ended up with 350 or 375 through it by the end of the day. We used two Remington loads and one Federal load (bulk pack). I had two malfunctions during the test and both fed fine but were bad primers. Not the mag’s fault. Not sure if its kosher to post a link to our vid but that’s the gist of what we found out.
I like the mag. Seems solid and I was happy with the initial performance. MUCH better like than with my other batch of steel lip mags. I plan on buying a couple more.
I just ordered one from Midway USA. They’re on sale there for $21.99
me want….
@Steve(TFB)
thanks. i was more looking for a faster way to reload. i mean, 25 .22 rounds…
i’ve heard mixed reviews about the buttler speed loaders so i was just curiuos.
interesting.
now does the BX-25 have a “speed loader” available?
gunslinger, not to my knowledge. The constant force spring should help make it easier to load.
The proof test for any new mag is to have a bigfoot shoot it.
Who makes these magazines? Does Ruger or are they outsourced to another company like Promag, Ramline of Butler Creek?
It would be great if some company made a 100 round drum or magazine for the 10/22. Hint-hint, Ruger!
The 90 rounder and 100 round drums are available for the AR-15 and Mini-14, so why not something for the 10/22.
howlingcoyote, I may be wrong, but I think they make it themselves. They make the standard magazines themselves. Regardless, parts like the feed lips will be made by ruger, even if the plastic is made elsewhere.