AR-15 25RD MAGAZINE 22LR

AR-15 25RD MAGAZINE 22LR Reviews & Ratings

Rugged, dependable magazines are specifically designed to help ensure reliable feed and function with CMMG and similar Atchisson-type .22 LR conversion systems. Full-size mag body of injection-molded polymer stands up to the rigors of intensive plinking or tactical training. Fits conveniently in your existing mag pouches and carriers. Easy to remove floorplate allows easy access for cleaning, or remove six hex-head screws for complete disassembly. 25-round is the same size as a curved, USGI-style 30-round magazine.


SPECS: Reinforced, injection-molded polymer, matte gray. Fits AR-15/M16 with a CMMG .22 LR Conversion Kit or other Atchisson-type conversion system.


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Reviews Summary
The AR-15 25RD Magazine 22LR is praised for its cost-effectiveness and solid construction, making it ideal for plinking. Many users experience issues with loading and fitment, as some magazines require sanding for compatibility. While some appreciate their durability, concerns about the soft plastic construction and potential jamming have been raised, affecting reliability.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Product Quality
70%
Many reviewers commend the construction quality of the AR-15 magazines, noting that they are well-built and effective for plinking. However, a share of users expressed concerns about the softness of the materials, which could lead to durability issues over time.
Fit and Compatibility
60%
Fitment issues are a common theme, with several reviewers noting that the magazines may not fit properly in certain AR-15s without modification. Users indicated that sanding may be necessary for them to function correctly, which can be a drawback for some buyers.
Loading Experience
55%
Customers report mixed experiences when loading the magazines, with some stating that the first round can be challenging to insert due to follower issues. While most users found the magazines overall to load and feed well after initial rounds, the initial hassle can be frustrating.
Durability Concerns
45%
A segment of users voiced worries about the durability of the soft plastic used in the magazines. They noted that this material might wear out quickly with extended use, which could lead to jamming and other operational problems.
Value for Money
75%
The magazines are frequently described as a great value, especially for the price point, which has garnered positive feedback from customers who appreciate the affordability of 22LR shooting compared to more expensive ammunition.
4
Nice sub-caliber magazine!
These magazines work as advertised. They are a bit in the heavy side.
4
Good Mag, so far...
This mag came with my son's CMMG Quebec-A he got for his 16th birthday. Ran hundreds of rounds through it so far, with no malfunctions. However, depending on your lower, it may need to be fit to the magwell by sanding, filing, or shaving two bumps adjacent to the rear spine of the mag. (says so in the CMMG conversion paperwork) It would be nice to have an indication of rounds left on the side (holes, window, etc) It isn't that hard to load either, it just takes time. Overall, not a bad mag. (Yeah, I know, he's spoiled.)
4
Good magazine for 22 Conversions
These feel solid in the hands. You can file some tabs to make it fit in your magazine well if it is too tight. They drop free in all my AR15's. I had some of the new Evolution Bolt Hold Open Follower conversions and they worked great in these. I just have to file the back of the feed lip at a 45 degree angle as suggested in the included instructions. I didn't give it 5 stars though because the feed lips should be metal, which the newer evolution mags are.