Ruger Precision Rimfire Rifles Have Arrived

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Put an optic on it, use the right ammunition and the Ruger Precision Rimfire is ready to shoot small groups out of the box. If you already have a Ruger 10/22 (doesn't everyone?) the Ruger Precision Rimfire uses the same magazines.

For more information, follow this link: https://selectshootingsupplies.com/ruger-precision-rimfire-bolt-action-rifle-22lr-18-barrel-10-rounds/

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I can only assume the factory Ruger BX-15 or BX-25 round magazine will work in this rim-fire bolt action precision rifle.

Would the magazine be okay if there was no pin/rivet limiting it to ten rounds?

I know the RCMP bullsh!t regarding the 10/22 high capacity magazines is just an opinion and not law, so are they okay for this rifle?
 
Thunderhog said:
I can only assume the factory Ruger BX-15 or BX-25 round magazine will work in this rim-fire bolt action precision rifle.

Would the magazine be okay if there was no pin/rivet limiting it to ten rounds?

I know the RCMP bullsh!t regarding the 10/22 high capacity magazines is just an opinion and not law, so are they okay for this rifle?
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No. The mags are 10/22 mags. They must be pinned to 10 according to the RCMP.

Yes the bx-15/25 fit. They are shipped with a bx15 pinned to 10 if Im not mistaken, and just by looking at the shape of the chassis I bet the 10 rounders are a pain in the butt. I know they are a pain in the butt in my friends' 10/22 in a nomad stock (g36 ish plastic stock) because the magazine has to go way up into the mag well (the nomad comes with its own extended mag).
 
Bought a ruger precision rimfire last year and it was shipped with 2 standard 10/22 mags. They are easy to put in and drop, no different then a standard 10/22.

I used to have a 10/22 with a nomad stock and was a damn nightmare using the factory 10/22 mags, had to use the cheap crappy one that came with the nomad kit.
 
ColinK007 said:
Bought a ruger precision rimfire last year and it was shipped with 2 standard 10/22 mags. They are easy to put in and drop, no different then a standard 10/22.

I used to have a 10/22 with a nomad stock and was a damn nightmare using the factory 10/22 mags, had to use the cheap crappy one that came with the nomad kit.
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Interesting. I know I saw an ad saying they came with a 15rd'er, obviously thats not always the case though! Nice to know the 10s work, we used them in my buddies Nomad 10/22 after the RCMP started calling the nomad mag a prohibited device... and I wasn't a big fan of the gun before that! lol
 
Suther said:
Interesting. I know I saw an ad saying they came with a 15rd'er, obviously thats not always the case though! Nice to know the 10s work, we used them in my buddies Nomad 10/22 after the RCMP started calling the nomad mag a prohibited device... and I wasn't a big fan of the gun before that! lol
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The magnum calibers come with a bx-15 magnum 15 rounder, .17hmr .22wmr cause they don't fit in semi auto .22s
 
Suther said:
Interesting. I know I saw an ad saying they came with a 15rd'er, obviously thats not always the case though! Nice to know the 10s work, we used them in my buddies Nomad 10/22 after the RCMP started calling the nomad mag a prohibited device... and I wasn't a big fan of the gun before that! lol
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They come with the 15 rounder in the US. In Canuckistan they come with the regular 10 round 10/22 mag.
 
They are a nice little rifle too. For the .22LR purists, it’s a Ruger & not a Voodoo so not worth bothering with, but for an old guy like me without much competitiveness left, it’s an ego boost every time I take it out. It’s nice to put 10 in at 25 yds and cover them with a quarter, over and over again. I’ve been out once this spring laying waste to gophers, and it does a FINE job with those
 
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