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To: mylife

For some reason, probably the precise feed lip geometry, the 60 grain SS ammo runs great from the 10-round Ruger rotary mags, but not reliably from my 25+ round aftermarket mags.


9 posted on 02/01/2019 5:37:14 AM PST by Travis McGee (EnemiesForeignAndDomestic.com)
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To: Travis McGee

runs in all my rugers but gets hung on the feed ramp in the old marlin 60


10 posted on 02/01/2019 5:43:18 AM PST by mylife (The roar of the masses could be farts)
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To: Travis McGee

Good point on barrel twist, cus it tumble’s with a normal twist.

It still has uses.


12 posted on 02/01/2019 5:45:31 AM PST by mylife (The roar of the masses could be farts)
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To: Travis McGee

I had the same problem with Remington Golden Bullets. The first 8, or so, rounds. Have you tried Ruger’s BX25 mags? They brag on the angle of the feed lips...same as the factory 10 rounders.


13 posted on 02/01/2019 5:45:31 AM PST by gundog ( Hail to the Chief, bitches!)
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To: Travis McGee

Did you replace the factory barrel to run that stuff? If so does it still eat standard high velocity ammo?

I ask because we have two 10/22 rifles. One is the Takedown model and the other anstandard.

Thanks.

L


15 posted on 02/01/2019 5:51:02 AM PST by Lurker (Peaceful coexistence with the Left is not possible. Plan accordingly.)
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To: Travis McGee

I have 2 of those 25 round mags, I don’t know why.
probably because I can.

the things are just goofy.


18 posted on 02/01/2019 5:58:51 AM PST by mylife (The roar of the masses could be farts)
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