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Stock up |
7/20/2023 |
It’s so nice not having to constantly be reloading when we’re out target shooting, really like these banana mags. Never had a loading issue ever. If you own a 10/22 or a few I suggest you stock up now. These are now illegal to purchase in my state and the restrictions seem to be spreading like a virus. |
- Allen Rothvon, WA |
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Amazing these 2 magazines of 25 rounds... |
6/21/2023 |
Excellent product. I had an original Ruger 10/22 10-round magazine and it's quite a difference to be able to shoot with this 25-round magazine. Is incredible... |
- Christina Stiles, AR |
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BX-25 works flawlessly |
11/26/2022 |
Have run several hundred rounds of various types and loads of 22LR using this magazine and have never had a single issue with feeding or jamming. |
- H V, AL |
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2022 - Ignore the others... |
4/21/2022 |
It's 2022, I have a Ruger 10/22 Takedown Lite. My Dad has a 10/22 Takedown. The BX-25 fits (and SEATS) in both just fine. It is a banana clip style magazine, but you need to seat it just like you do the 10-round rotary mag. Don't try to seat it at an angle like you would an AK mag, as it will not seat correctly. I saw the most recent "bad" review before I bought the two pack and reached out to shopruger.com for additional info. Of course, I got a completely useless generic response, so I figured I would just bite the bullet and buy them anyways. I'm glad I did. Have run about 200 rounds through each w/o issue. Hope this helps someone else who is looking at picking up a pair of these BX-25's. |
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Don't seat in takedown model |
2/8/2022 |
I bought the 2-pack, and neither one will seat in my 10/22 takedown model. I have a 3rd party clear 25 round mag that seats perfectly; I will need to return these to Cabela's. |
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Won't fit |
1/15/2022 |
This mag won't fit my Ruger 10/22, which I have had for about 30 years.
There is a little ridge on the back of the mag that prevents it from being inserted into the rifle. |
- Lannie, ID |
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3 of 250 rounds jammed |
2/18/2021 |
Could only be happier if all 250 rounds fired jam free. I purchased 3 of these 25 round mags and they were near perfect!!!! One issue with 1 mag, would only take 24 rounds during 2 loadings. |
- Kimau, AZ |
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Love these |
12/30/2020 |
I bought these about 4 months ago. Ive put 1000 rounds using
Mostly Aguila ammo and Remington thunderbolts. They work great. No complaints so far. Great for plinking. |
- Carlos Hobal, SC |
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great magazines |
12/23/2020 |
as far as I have used them they never seem to jam. Harder to do a bench rest with them as they stick out so far, but that is to be expected just by looking at them. Great for small game, plinking, varmint control etc. All in all great product. will be buying again. |
- Will Tyrrell, IA |
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GREAT MAGS. |
6/16/2020 |
We own several 10/22 takedown rifles and have been only using the 10 round magazines because of the negitive reviews about them. Well we decided to bit the reviews bullet and take a chance on them.WE bought three 2 pacs and they worked perfect. Ruger must have corrected the clearance between the follower pin and spring spool.Ruger for life. |
David |
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Work Flawlessly |
2/24/2019 |
I have had two of these BX-25 Magazines for over a year, and I have had no issues with them, not to say I never get a stove pipe or a jam once in awhile. I get a jam and stove pipe once in awhile with my my sons Savage Youth, extractor acts up once in awhile, and my 22LR Pistol, Sig 1911.
With that stated, I still personally prefer the BX-10 Rotary Magazines, where my son enjoys the BX-25. My Reason for the preference, the BX-25 does shift the rifles center of mass slightly, and one needs to be aware of the magazine hanging there, not to accidentally bump/knock it, vs. the flush mount BX-10.
When I first obtained my Ruger 10/22, I had some issues with the BX-10, but this was from not thoroughly cleaning the magazine release and extractor, which requires removing the trigger assembly once in while and thoroughly cleaning and inspecting everything, including the extractor and release. This might be the reason I have not had an issue with the BX-25.
From a personal preference, I would give them 4-stars, however, my personal preference should not be a factor in rating these magazines, whereas performance and functionality is what my rating is based.
I have used the following ammo with them: CCI, Winchester, Browning Labeled, Federal, and some other off brands I may see at a good price at local dealer, farm store, or Cabellas. Federal is my personal preference, followed by CCI. |
- RB, IN |
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BX25 is the best! |
1/15/2019 |
I bought two of these in December of 2018 and have run about 400 rounds through them flawlessly. I have two Butler Creek Steel Lips magazines that jam nonstop so they are going back and Im getting more BX25s. |
- Richard Teeslink, SD |
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Ruger® BX-25® Magazine |
1/14/2019 |
excellent for hunting & at the range!!! |
MT |
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Love these magazines |
7/26/2018 |
As of July 2018, I use these magazines regularly and they work great, definitely better than any of the third party high cap mags. I heard these had a rough start back when they first came out, and so thats likely where all the bad reviews on this are from, but Ruger got it together, every single one of these Ive bought has been good. So dont hesitate to pick up a couple. |
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Top Notch |
5/11/2018 |
I dont understand the negative reviews. Ive had my BX 25 from the moment they were introduced years ago. Fits fine, and Never, Not even once experienced a jam using CCI Blazers or Federal bulk. I hand load, and even use a Butler Creek turn style speed loader and zero malfunctions. 1000s of rounds shot. For the negative reviews - my gun itself had a break in period where I stoved pipes with all bulk pack ammo with the exception of CCI Blazers and this was with the factory 10 shot clip. After about 1000 rounds flawless with the 10 shot clip and again, after my purchase of the BX25 which the gun was broke in by this point Never had an issue. |
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