With stock Ruger 10-round drum magazines, I get a lot of jams (mainly stovepipes), but I have almost no problems with an aftermarket 25 rounder (Butler Creek, I believe).
Anyone know what might be the problem? At $20 apiece, this is getting expensive! (I sent one back to Ruger a few weeks ago, but so far no word from them.)
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This is almost unheard of for the ruger factory mags to be less reliable than aftermarket mags. I assume that you are talking about fairly new mags. I have taken many of them apart and cleaned and wound up the spring for more tension. You might try that.
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Right i have had some problems with cheap aftermarket mags recently( thought it was the rifle at first)in my ruger but not the factory one ever.
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Usually it is cheap ammo for me that is a problem when it stovepipes in mine . Well except for some Eagle mag I bought they were terrible for jamming .
This is almost unheard of for the ruger factory mags to be less reliable than aftermarket mags. I assume that you are talking about fairly new mags. I have taken many of them apart and cleaned and wound up the spring for more tension. You might try that.
How do you take apart the factory magazines????
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Stock 10/22 mags causing misfeeds?
