10/22 Eagle mags

garandfan

September 15, 2002 12:34

I don't have the cash to but a 10/22 hi-cap, but has anybody tried out the eagle 10 round mags that u can clip together. Are they reliable? Just thought it would be a cheap way to have 20 rounds. Thanks.

"To be prepared for War is one of the most
effectual means of preserving peace"-George Washington

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  Nighthawk

  September 15, 2002 13:15

  I havent used them in the way you mention,but I have had good results with Eagle Mags.I wouldnt be afraid to give it a try.
  
  
  Best!!!
  
  Rugster
  
  
  Toujours Pret

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  CLINTF

  September 15, 2002 14:04

  Butler Creek also makes attatchable 10 rounders that are very reliable, cost under $15, and come in plastic or steel lip.

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  garandfan

  September 15, 2002 14:06

  I saw those clintf, but for some reason i just hate the way that "star" looks when they are clipped together. I think but not sure that the eagle ones clip from end to end.
  
  "To be prepared for War is one of the most
  effectual means of preserving peace"-George Washington

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  competentone

  September 15, 2002 18:33

  I haven't owned any of the ten-rounders yet, but have owned the high capacity Eagle mags--comparing them to Butler Creek's, I'd say the Butler Creek's are significantly better in constuction and function.
  
  Infact, I don't own the Eagle's anymore; all I have are the Butler Creek's and factory mags--which reminds me: I've seen but haven't tried those "clips" that let you connect 4 factory mags together; it might be an option you want to explore.

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