Reliable magazines are a small investment that pays dividends on the range and in training. A lightweight, durable 10-round option for .22 rimfire rifles reduces downtime and keeps drills consistent for new shooters and experienced practitioners alike.

PROMAG RUGER 10/22

The PROMAG RUGER 10/22 is built specifically for Ruger 10/22 and Charger platforms as a 10rd magazine chambered in .22lr. At a price point of $15.99, it’s positioned as an economical spare or backup that doesn’t sacrifice core engineering: injection molded housing and follower made from impact resistant glass-filled nylon polymer, plus a heat-treated chromesilicon spring designed for reliable feeding in high-cycle use. Shop this product (clicking takes you to our shop page where the retailer purchase is completed).

Construction and materials

The injection molded housing and follower use glass-filled nylon polymer to resist cracking and deformation under repeated insertion and extraction. That matters in training environments where magazines get dropped, bumped, and loaded rapidly. The chromesilicon spring is heat treated to preserve tension and reduce feed-related hang-ups, an important detail for defenders of function over flash.

Why .22lr matters for training and range work

.22lr is the go-to for low-recoil, low-cost practice. It lets shooters develop fundamentals—trigger control, sight alignment, and follow-through—without the fatigue of larger calibers. A dependable 10-round magazine like this one makes standard mag-change drills and controlled pairs predictable and repeatable.

Promag is notable in the aftermarket space for offering purpose-built magazines that fit popular platforms; this model is listed as Model: Various to indicate compatibility across Ruger 10/22 and Charger variations. For full specs and current pricing, View product details and pricing.

Field use and purchasing guidance

For range regulars or instructors who cycle through magazines, this $15.99 option provides a cost-effective balance of durability and predictable feeding. Keep a small set on hand for drills, and inspect the polymer housing and spring tension periodically—replace if you notice deformation or inconsistent feeding. To check current inventory and complete a purchase through our shop page, Check current availability.

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