10/22 mags are not prohibited, you can have as many rounds in a .22 cal as you like, everything else would be prohib if over 5 rounds for a rifle mag and 10 rounds for a pistol mag. Don't information out unless you know what the real answer is for sure please. Unless there is some sort of special restriction for this mag because it is designed specifically for a prohib weapon that I am unaware of. It doesn't sound like that is the case here though.
10/22 mags are not prohibited, you can have as many rounds in a .22 cal as you like, everything else would be prohib if over 5 rounds for a rifle mag and 10 rounds for a pistol mag. Don't information out unless you know what the real answer is for sure please. Unless there is some sort of special restriction for this mag because it is designed specifically for a prohib weapon that I am unaware of. It doesn't sound like that is the case here though.
10/22 mags are not prohibited, you can have as many rounds in a .22 cal as you like, everything else would be prohib if over 5 rounds for a rifle mag and 10 rounds for a pistol mag. Don't information out unless you know what the real answer is for sure please. Unless there is some sort of special restriction for this mag because it is designed specifically for a prohib weapon that I am unaware of. It doesn't sound like that is the case here though.
The Pro-mags are junk.A buddy bought two drums in Calgary last year and neither feed any type of ammo.Fly by night backdoor dealer won't replace or make good..........Harold
The new drums work well, the old ones had some problems. Here is the new 795 70 rd drum test, you be the judge!




























