Blue Line Global

The Blue Line Global Diana R-22 is a purpose-built .22LR magazine holding 10 rounds of ammunition. If you run a rimfire rifle or handgun chambered in .22 Long Rifle, having reliable, purpose-designed magazines keeps you feeding ammo smoothly whether you're plinking at the range, training new shooters, or hunting small game. A dedicated .22LR magazine ensures proper feeding and reliable function that universal or oversized designs simply can't match.
Blue Line Global has built a solid reputation for manufacturing magazines that prioritize function and durability over flashy marketing. The Diana R-22 follows that pattern—it's straightforward, reliable equipment designed to work when you need it. Whether you're building a .22LR rifle setup, running a dedicated trainer, or just want backup magazines on hand, having a few quality 10-round mags means less downtime reloading and more time shooting.
The 10-round capacity strikes a practical balance for most shooting scenarios. It's enough to run through a decent training string or hunting opportunity without excessive reloading, yet compact enough that carrying spares doesn't weigh you down. If you're serious about .22LR shooting—whether for precision work, high-volume practice, or small-game hunting—spare magazines are never a bad investment.
| Caliber | .22 Long Rifle (.22LR) |
| Capacity | 10 rounds |
| Manufacturer | Blue Line Global |
| Model | Diana R-22 |
The Diana R-22 is designed for .22 Long Rifle firearms. Confirm your specific rifle or handgun's magazine well design and feed system compatibility before ordering.
The Diana R-22 holds 10 rounds of .22LR ammunition.
Yes, a 10-round .22LR magazine works well for small-game hunting, training, and range use. The capacity provides enough shots for most hunting scenarios while keeping the magazine compact and lightweight.
The Diana R-22 is engineered for .22LR platforms, but specific compatibility depends on your firearm's magazine well and feed system. Check your rifle's manual or contact the manufacturer to confirm fitment before use.
Blue Line Global


The Blue Line Global Diana R-22 is a purpose-built .22LR magazine holding 10 rounds of ammunition. If you run a rimfire rifle or handgun chambered in .22 Long Rifle, having reliable, purpose-designed magazines keeps you feeding ammo smoothly whether you're plinking at the range, training new shooters, or hunting small game. A dedicated .22LR magazine ensures proper feeding and reliable function that universal or oversized designs simply can't match.
Blue Line Global has built a solid reputation for manufacturing magazines that prioritize function and durability over flashy marketing. The Diana R-22 follows that pattern—it's straightforward, reliable equipment designed to work when you need it. Whether you're building a .22LR rifle setup, running a dedicated trainer, or just want backup magazines on hand, having a few quality 10-round mags means less downtime reloading and more time shooting.
The 10-round capacity strikes a practical balance for most shooting scenarios. It's enough to run through a decent training string or hunting opportunity without excessive reloading, yet compact enough that carrying spares doesn't weigh you down. If you're serious about .22LR shooting—whether for precision work, high-volume practice, or small-game hunting—spare magazines are never a bad investment.
| Caliber | .22 Long Rifle (.22LR) |
| Capacity | 10 rounds |
| Manufacturer | Blue Line Global |
| Model | Diana R-22 |
The Diana R-22 is designed for .22 Long Rifle firearms. Confirm your specific rifle or handgun's magazine well design and feed system compatibility before ordering.
The Diana R-22 holds 10 rounds of .22LR ammunition.
Yes, a 10-round .22LR magazine works well for small-game hunting, training, and range use. The capacity provides enough shots for most hunting scenarios while keeping the magazine compact and lightweight.
The Diana R-22 is engineered for .22LR platforms, but specific compatibility depends on your firearm's magazine well and feed system. Check your rifle's manual or contact the manufacturer to confirm fitment before use.