Ruger BX-25 10/22 Magazine

Factory 25-Round 10/22 Mag

The BX-25 is Ruger's own extended magazine for its .22 LR rimfire guns, made for shooters who want more time on target and less time reloading. It holds 25 rounds against the 10 of the standard BX-1 rotary magazine that ships with the 10/22. That makes it a good fit for plinking, range days and informal steel matches, where frequent reloads slow everything down.

Features

• 25-Round Capacity — The body is molded with a "25 SHOT" marking near the top, so you can tell it apart from other magazines at a glance.
• .22 LR Chambering — Built for .22 Long Rifle, the small, inexpensive rimfire cartridge used in the 10/22 family.
• Steel Feed Lips — The lips at the top, which hold the cartridges in place and guide each one into the chamber, are steel rather than plastic so they keep their shape over time.
• Polymer Body — The curved shell is black polymer, which stays light and won't rust.
• Anti-Tilt Follower — The red follower, the part the spring pushes up behind the rounds, is lubricated injection-molded polyacetal and resists tipping, which helps prevent misfeeds as the magazine empties.
• Steel Wire Spring — A steel spring drives the follower through the full 25-round stack.
• Curved Box Design — The curve follows the angle of the rimfire cartridge's rim, so rounds stack without catching on each other.
• Genuine Ruger Part — Molded with the Ruger logo and "Newport, NH USA", this is the factory magazine and not an aftermarket copy.

Build And Compatibility

The BX-25 fits Ruger 10/22 rifles, the SR-22 rifle, Ruger Charger pistols and the Ruger 77/22 bolt-action rifle. It seats in the same magazine well as the BX-1 rotary, and Ruger designed it to feed as reliably as that standard magazine. Screws hold the two halves of the shell together, which lets you open it for cleaning.