ProMag RUG15 Ruger 10/22Smoke Detachable 10rd 22 LR for Ruger 10/22, ChargerPromag$15.45
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The ProMag RUGA6 is a 25-round detachable magazine built for Ruger 10/22 and Charger rifles in .22 LR. If you run a .22 for plinking, small-game hunting, or high-round-count range sessions, this magazine lets you spend more time shooting and less time reloading. The smoke-colored polymer body keeps things lightweight and practical, while the engineering underneath—injection-molded housing, glass-filled nylon construction, and a heat-treated chrome-silicon spring—is designed to deliver reliable feeding through extended shooting.
ProMag built this magazine with durability in mind. The impact-resistant nylon polymer can handle the bumps and stress of regular field use, and the heat-treated spring is tuned for consistent feeding cycle after cycle. All components are manufactured in the USA, so you're getting a domestic product backed by solid engineering.
Whether you're zeroing a new optic, working through bulk .22 ammo at the range, or keeping a 10/22 carbine fed for varmint work, 25 rounds per magazine beats the standard 10-round constraint. Drop one in, lock it in place, and get back to shooting.
| Capacity | 25 rounds |
| Chambering | .22 LR |
| Compatibility | Ruger 10/22, Ruger Charger |
| Material | Impact-resistant glass-filled nylon polymer |
| Spring | Heat-treated chrome-silicon |
| Finish | Smoke |
| Type | Detachable magazine |
| Manufacture | USA |
Yes. The ProMag RUGA6 is designed to work with Ruger 10/22 and Ruger Charger rifles chambered in .22 LR. It locks in via the standard detachable magazine well on both platforms.
The magazine uses a heat-treated chrome-silicon spring paired with an impact-resistant nylon polymer housing and follower. These components are engineered to handle the feeding demands of .22 LR ammunition through extended use.
Yes. All components of the ProMag RUGA6 are manufactured in the USA.
We don't have weight specifications for this magazine. Contact ProMag directly or weigh it against your factory magazine if exact comparative weight is critical to your decision.
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The ProMag RUGA6 is a 25-round detachable magazine built for Ruger 10/22 and Charger rifles in .22 LR. If you run a .22 for plinking, small-game hunting, or high-round-count range sessions, this magazine lets you spend more time shooting and less time reloading. The smoke-colored polymer body keeps things lightweight and practical, while the engineering underneath—injection-molded housing, glass-filled nylon construction, and a heat-treated chrome-silicon spring—is designed to deliver reliable feeding through extended shooting.
ProMag built this magazine with durability in mind. The impact-resistant nylon polymer can handle the bumps and stress of regular field use, and the heat-treated spring is tuned for consistent feeding cycle after cycle. All components are manufactured in the USA, so you're getting a domestic product backed by solid engineering.
Whether you're zeroing a new optic, working through bulk .22 ammo at the range, or keeping a 10/22 carbine fed for varmint work, 25 rounds per magazine beats the standard 10-round constraint. Drop one in, lock it in place, and get back to shooting.
| Capacity | 25 rounds |
| Chambering | .22 LR |
| Compatibility | Ruger 10/22, Ruger Charger |
| Material | Impact-resistant glass-filled nylon polymer |
| Spring | Heat-treated chrome-silicon |
| Finish | Smoke |
| Type | Detachable magazine |
| Manufacture | USA |
Yes. The ProMag RUGA6 is designed to work with Ruger 10/22 and Ruger Charger rifles chambered in .22 LR. It locks in via the standard detachable magazine well on both platforms.
The magazine uses a heat-treated chrome-silicon spring paired with an impact-resistant nylon polymer housing and follower. These components are engineered to handle the feeding demands of .22 LR ammunition through extended use.
Yes. All components of the ProMag RUGA6 are manufactured in the USA.
We don't have weight specifications for this magazine. Contact ProMag directly or weigh it against your factory magazine if exact comparative weight is critical to your decision.
