10/22 ProMag drum mags.

[Zygy]

Who is distributing those in Canada?
Zygy

 

[Robmcleod82]

Mystic Precision sells them i just bought a couple from him hopefully they show up early next week.h

 

[spenom]

Are they any good? All i have ever heard about the drums is that they jam and generally just suck.

 

[deadman]

don't do it. i read all the reviews and thought "how bad can they be?" wish i had my 90 bucks back. learn from others' mistakes.

 

[moosecree]

I heard that they just needed to be broken in to work really well is all.

 

[mrpenguin]

I would like to know how you find them once you start using them, interested in getting one but have read a lot of bad reviews.

 

[Robmcleod82]

from what the reviews i have seen the guys who love them have all broke them in and like any after market 10/22 mag have given them some massaging i hope they work and if nothing else they look cool. Maybe I will do a post on them once ive put them through there paces

 

[lone-wolf]

if nothing else they look cool.

Hmmm you'd pay $90(? someone said it) for a non-functioning magazine so you can look cool clearing out jams?

BC steel lips get a bad rap sometimes, work fine most of the time in my rifle. Maybe you'll get lucky.

 

[crazy_arctic_hero]

Got mine from Mystic Precision, about 90 bucks shipped per magazine. They work well for me.

My take on these:
1) Long break in period... be prepared to be angry at it many times before it starts functioning right.
2) More importantly don't rimlock when loading... if you don't do it right it'll be a major source of your problems.

 

[Robmcleod82]

Hmmm you'd pay $90(? someone said it) for a non-functioning magazine so you can look cool clearing out jams?

BC steel lips get a bad rap sometimes, work fine most of the time in my rifle. Maybe you'll get lucky.

no i wouldnt pay $90 to look cool clearing jams just trying to look on the positive side. I have 2 BC mags the one has worked flawlesly since day one the other didnt so it got the deburing treatment and its good now. Its unfortunate that nothing works as well as the factory 10 rounders.

 

[DAR 701]

My buddy has been "breaking in" his CroMag drum for the last year now. Still does not work properly. He has never gotten through a full drum without at least 10 jams of various kinds.

 

[red-eye]

I have 2 of them.

My opinion.....

No one could ever convince me they are not crap.
They suck.
Piece of $hit.
The biggest ripoff I have ever experienced in all my firearms related dealings.
I call BS on every BS story about breaking them in or that all Rugers are made
slightly different and they fit different.
BS, BS, BS, BS.......
I have studied these p.o.s. to death and they are not even made to ever work.
The lip system is so far off from factory mags even our village idiot wouldn't buy them from me.

Send me $125 and you can have both of them.
Then I will feel $125 better and you can wish you had just flushed your $$ down the $hitter.

 

[mooseman1]

i just bought 2 now i have JAM CITY ,why didn't you guys warn me before??

 

[Korporal]

Dear god. When did anyone ever have to "break-in" a mag? Mags should work better when new (good springs) not worse.

Avoid!

 

[cyclone]

Hmmm you'd pay $90(? someone said it) for a non-functioning magazine so you can look cool clearing out jams?

BC steel lips get a bad rap sometimes, work fine most of the time in my rifle. Maybe you'll get lucky.

You can never have too many TI mags, either........but I'm usually leery of the hotlipped-mags.....

 

[Wham-O]

Hmmm you'd pay $90(? someone said it) for a non-functioning magazine so you can look cool clearing out jams?

For the $90 you could have got 2 Tactical Innovations 25 round mags and never had a problem again.
....all part of the learning curve I guess.