Magazine ID help please


No markings, about 9" long, maybe 25 rounds of .22 LR. The only way I see to secure it in a mag well is the notch about 2" down on the inside of the curve. Thank you guys in advance.
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Too bad you don't have a way to take a picture! Don 0 -
You're welcome....in advance. 0 -
Hey!! Stop it!! I am old and I forgot to post the three photos I took of the mag. From now on any abuse should be directed at Ken instead of me. Thank you again.
Anybody know what the hell the purple cat signifies???0 -
I believe the Purple Cat signifies, You Suck.
Your Welcome.
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I believe the Purple Cat signifies, You Suck.
Your Welcome.
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That needed to be said twice.
Your welcome.
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You mean "you're welcome, not your welcome which would mean you were referring to my personal welcome. It's ok, don't thank me. You're welcome.
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Yes Ricci. You are Welcome.
Not personally the "Your Welcome," but the objectively "Your Welcome."
Your Welcome.
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I believe that is the Bingham 22 magazine conversion for the 10-22, but you have to have the conversion. 0 -
This^^^, and it fits some of the Bingham made .22's as well.Grasshopper said:I believe that is the Bingham 22 magazine conversion for the 10-22, but you have to have the conversion.0 -
I thought the mags for a Bingham were hard to come by? Don 0 -
Not this one , Dondcon12 said:I thought the mags for a Bingham were hard to come by? Don0 -
Auto Ordnance Thompson 1927 .22LR. Round notch in front seam of mag is where the mag catch engages.
Bingham uses same body but with square notch on back spine.0 -
Thank you Sir!! I do not have the adapter so it's probably not worth much. 0 -
Numrich has the adapter for $22. At this point in time, though, a Ruger BX-25 is an easier way to go.Ricci.Wright said:Thank you Sir!! I do not have the adapter so it's probably not worth much.0 -
Well it wouldn't fit my Bingham 0 -
That loaded magazine on your table scares me. 0 -
Please don't be afraid, it's .40 S&W and is now considered obsolete. As a mater of fact that mag is loaded with Hornady TAP which I think really is obsolete. 0
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