larger volume magazine

[javabum]

I have the ruger 10-.22 carbine with the rotary feed magazine....my question is does any manufacture out there make a magazine for it that will hold more than 10 rounds that i can purchase that's legal in California.and if so could you post up the info.

[oaklander]

Yes, and no. . .

I have the ruger 10-.22 carbine with the rotary feed magazine....my question is does any manufacture out there make a magazine for it that will hold more than 10 rounds that i can purchase that's legal in California.and if so could you post up the info.

[Quiet]

There are Ruger 10/22 magazines that hold more than 10 rounds.
However, if you are not a LEO, you can not legally purchase them.

[professorhard]

If you look in your garage and find some old 10/22 mags that you had before 1/1/2000 in the state of CA that hold 11+ rounds you can use them and legally repair them with any capacity magazine parts even if it means altering capacity.

[yasushi]

Has anyone figured out how to effectively "repair" a plastic/glued 10/22 hi cap mags? Short of cutting off the magbody and epoxying the new lip/feed there must be better way.

[AJAX22]

Has anyone figured out how to effectively "repair" a plastic/glued 10/22 hi cap mags? Short of cutting off the magbody and epoxying the new lip/feed there must be better way.

Yes,

The new manufactured all aluminum ruger 10/22 magazines use the same spring assembly as the old plastic ones.

If you crack open the old shell, you can swap the guts over into the new aluminum housing.

[CSACANNONEER]

Yes,

The new manufactured all aluminum ruger 10/22 magazines use the same spring assembly as the old plastic ones.

If you crack open the old shell, you can swap the guts over into the new aluminum housing.

The aluminum ones made by Tactical Inovations are AWSOME! They are expensive though. As of last year, TI has made the same design in polymere. They are almost as awsome (they only come in black instead of different colors) and around half the price. TI will not send parts or parts kits to Ca though. I got a few aluminum ones at SHOT when they first came out and some polymere parts kits from LAKS last year. My goal is to change out all my 25 round bodies to these but, I'm cheap so, I'm waiting until I wear out some of my Butler Creek mags before I order more TI parts kits.