Butler Creek SL10-CL Steel Lips 10/22 Magazine 10RD .22 LR Clear Polymer - 22 Long Rifle Caliber, 10 Rounds, Aftermarket Origin, Ruger Model

Works as designed and rarely an failure to load. (The 30 rd version fails a lot). Love being able to see the remaining rounds.

These magazines run very well in my Archangel. Countless rounds fired at this point, and none have jammed as of yet.

I too had the same "misaligned half" problem as one of the other reviewers on 2 of the 3 I purchased. But even with the tight mags they fed at least as well as the factory mags, in both mine and my daughter LTR Ruger 10/22s (vintage '94 and vintage 2001"). I chose to trim down the high edges on the tight one's with a dremal tool to get the drop free action as the factory mags. Once you have them functioning you get to take advantage of the "stick" design, which are. 1st The clear plastic allows you to see the number of rounds you have loaded in the mag. 2nd The curve of the mag gives you a tactile and visual reference to which side is the front of the mag. 3rd The length if the mag gives you more grip and leverage for seating and removing the mag. My daughter, son and I shoot in the local APPLESEED training/matches and being able to make a fast positive reload is important. Also the shooting segments require you to load partial mags which force a reload during a shooting string, being able to make sure you have the correct number of rounds in your mags is another plus. Finally the stick shape is nice for loading on cold days with gloves and at the end of the day when your rifle is full of dirty powder and the blowing sand we get here in Fl sometimes. The stick shape is handy for making a check if the mag is locked in properly, a quick tug is all you need. Overall I would give this product a 3 1/2 because if the Quality issues, I would give it a enthusiastic 5 if they got the QA worked out. Yes I will purchase the Steel lips Butler Creek mags again because the advantage of the design out weigh the fitting of the magazine. A problem that took all of 5 minutes to fix of which 3 of those min were fishing for the right dremal bit in the box. Stoneknives

The two halves of one of my three mags lined up so poorly that it was difficult to insert and nearly impossible to remove from the magwell. The quality control on these is suspect at best.