Ruger 10/22 magazine release
Many of the aftermarket trigger group replacements for the 10/22 have the wraparound (under trigger guard) magazine release. I also see it as a separate part that can be added to the rifle. Does anyone have any experience with this device leading to accidental release of the magazine?
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I did have it on one of my 10/22's for a short period of time and took it off for that reason alone. I dropped the mag a few times unintentionally. All my 10/22s now run Pike Arms paddle style releases. 3 -
I have changed out a few to the longer style extended , there is several lengths and styles out there some only extend just a bit further than a stock release and a few to the under guard loop style your referring too I can see how they could get tripped by accident but there easy to change to what ever style you want , also I have changed out the bolt release to the easier style after market style I do like that upgrade also
tons of parts out there for a ruger 10-22 , for a long time it was my poor mans AR to make changes too untill a few years ago when the prices dropped out the bottom for mass produced AR style rifle parts0 -
I have the Ruger extended trigger guard release on the build I did a year or so ago. Wasn't sure about it before hand but it was thrown in when I got the BX trigger here on GB. So far so good. It might be because it seems a little stiff to operate but it is working in with use. Only problem I had was I kept reaching for the old style release out of habit, but I never said I was too bright.:) Bob 3
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