Ati German Sports Rotary Rifle Mag Drum Ruger 10/22 .22 Lr Black Polymer 11

The ATI German Sports rotary drum magazine for the Ruger 10/22 in .22 LR is built for shooters who want serious capacity without breaking the bank or the rifle. At 110 rounds, this black polymer drum lets you stay downrange longer—whether you're running a competitive match, working through a long practice session, or just enjoying the 10/22 for what it does best. The rotary design feeds reliably, and the polymer construction keeps weight down while holding up to regular use.

A 10/22 is the thinking person's .22 rifle: accurate, customizable, and genuinely fun to shoot. This drum magazine extends that appeal by eliminating the constant reload cycle. You get more trigger time, better rhythm on target, and the kind of magazine capacity that transforms a plinker into a practical training tool. The polymer won't rust, and it handles the repetitive loading and cycling that comes with high-round-count sessions.

If you shoot the 10/22 competitively or spend half your range day feeding single-stack magazines, you already know the appeal. This is the upgrade that actually changes how you shoot, not just another accessory gathering dust in the safe.

Key Features

• 110-round capacity for extended shooting without reloading
• Rotary feed design for reliable cycling
• Black polymer construction—durable, lightweight, and corrosion-resistant
• Purpose-built for Ruger 10/22 compatibility
• Reduces reload frequency during long practice or competition sessions

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this drum magazine work with my Ruger 10/22?

Yes. The ATI German Sports rotary drum is designed specifically for the Ruger 10/22 platform and feeds .22 LR ammunition reliably.

How many rounds does this hold?

110 rounds of .22 LR. This capacity makes it ideal for extended practice, competitive shooting, or high-volume range sessions.

Is the polymer durable enough for regular use?

The black polymer construction is designed to handle ongoing use and won't rust or corrode like metal alternatives. It's lightweight without sacrificing durability.

What's the advantage of a rotary drum over standard 10/22 magazines?

The rotary design holds significantly more ammunition than traditional single-stack 10/22 magazines, reducing reload frequency and keeping you on target longer during practice or competition.