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BX-15® MAGNUM MAGAZINE

BX-15® MAGNUM MAGAZINE Reviews & Ratings

Anyone who's shot the classic Ruger 10/22 is definitely a fan of the Ruger BX-15 magazine, which provides more rounds for more trigger time at the range. Now, owners of Ruger guns chambered in .17 HMR and .22 WMR can take advantage of that same extended capacity of 15 rounds, thanks to the new BX-15 Magnum Magazine. Each Ruger BX-15 Magnum Magazine uses the same feed-lip geometry that makes the company's JMX-1 rotary magazine such a success, and the stainless-steel construction of the feed lips combined with an anti-tilt follower and the glass-filled nylon magazine body ensures that this BX-15 magazine will provide reliable, durable service for years to come.

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Reviews Summary
The BX-15® MAGNUM MAGAZINE receives praise for its reliable feeding and compatibility with various ammunition. However, some users question its design, particularly the single-stack format, and report unpleasant odors upon unboxing. Customer service and delivery experiences are generally positive, contributing to overall satisfaction despite minor concerns.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Product Reliability
55%
Reviewers often highlight the BX-15's impressive reliability and compatibility with different types of ammunition. Users reported smooth feeding and no malfunctions, which enhances shooting experiences across various rifles.
Design Concerns
25%
A recurring point of discussion is the magazine's design, particularly its single-stack configuration. Several reviewers express a desire for a double-stack option to increase capacity without significantly expanding the magazine's size.
Delivery and Customer Service
70%
Most customers indicate satisfaction with timely delivery and commend the customer service team for being helpful and responsive. This positive experience helps reinforce general trust in the product's suppliers.
Packaging and Odor Issues
20%
Several reviews mention a strong odor emanating from the magazines upon opening, likening it to lawn fertilizer. Although this affected the initial experience, users were able to clean the magazines effectively, but it's noted as a point of concern.
Value for Money
60%
Customers generally find the BX-15 magazine reasonably priced, offering good value considering its performance. The quality-to-price ratio is appreciated, making it a worthwhile investment for many.
5
Magazine 17/22
Excellent service, timely delivery, reasonably priced
5
Same as original
Works just like the original that came with my Ruger Precision 17hmr.
5
Works Flawlessly
I purchased 2 of these magazines, one for my Ruger 7717 , and one for my Ruger Precision Rifle 22 magnum. I have fired better than 100 rounds through both rifles and they have worked flawlessly. The local groundhogs probably wish they didnt work as well. Feeds all ammo I have, CCI, Federal, A17, Hornady.
5
BX 15
Just returned from a PD hunt in MT, the 3 BX 15s I just bought were jam free, more than I can say for the originals, of course they may be in need of cleaning. Shot over 750 rds no problem with A17, Winchester had misfires & jams not the magazines problem. CCI & Federal worked too. Easy to load, easy to change mags too. Using a 10/22 mag modified to 17 HMR.
4
Works okay
Feeds great up until the last round
4
Very Good Magazine
The three magazines I ordered cam and shipping was fast. Was pleased to receive them until I opened the packaging.....The smell that all three had smelled exactly like Scott's Lawn Fertilizer. These were brand new in the original Ruger packaging. I had to get them out of the house as the smell from them permeated whatever room they were in........... Put them out in the garage for a week to hopefully air out.......... I know carpet off gasses once it is installed but these mags were bad. After about 8 days in the garage and then another 8 hours out in the sun they were less horrible smelling....... I ended up washing them with soap and water drying them and then put outside in the sun for a couple hours to make sure they were dry inside and out. I checked the Ruger mag that came with the rifle I had purchased and it had no smell............. I did contact Ruger directly to see if they had any other reports of this... The response was no other reports of this. So not sure what the deal is but wonder if I am the only one who got ones that smell like lawn fertilizer........Again this was not just one but all three........ Other than the smell they worked great in the new rifle.
3
needs improvement
I knew what this mag was going into my purchase. If you just want a mag that's easier to swap out with a few extra rounds in it this one works. My issue is I don't understand why they wouldn't make it a double stack. This thing is huge compared to the 9 round mags and you only get an extra 6 rounds. this could easily fit 20-30 rounds in it. I know it is hard to make a double stack rimfire magazine, but personally I kind of wish I would have just bought another 9 rounder.