Butler Creek Steel Lips 25-Round Magazine for Ruger 10/22 - Clear

The Butler Creek Steel Lips 25-Round Magazine for Ruger 10/22 is a high-capacity rimfire magazine built for shooters who want extended trigger time without constant reloading. Whether you're running a Ruger 10/22, 77/22, or compatible import rifles, this magazine delivers reliable feed and simple operation in a durable clear polymer design that lets you see your round count at a glance.

The steel feed lips are precision-cast to exacting tolerances and work with all standard .22 LR ammunition types. A constant-force spring keeps tension consistent whether the magazine is fully loaded or running on the last few rounds, which matters when accuracy and reliability matter. The design accommodates both factory Ruger rifles and custom or import versions of the 10/22 platform.

For .22 LR shooters who log serious volume at the range or appreciate the convenience of fewer magazine swaps during a long hunt, the 25-round capacity is a practical upgrade from factory 10-round mags. The clear body is functional, tough, and lets you keep tabs on your ammunition status without breaking the gun down or guessing.

Key Features

• 25-round capacity for extended shooting sessions and reduced magazine changes
• Precision cast steel feed lips for reliable, consistent feeding with all .22 LR ammunition types
• Constant-force spring maintains tension across the full load range
• Clear polymer body for easy round-count visibility
• Compatible with Ruger 10/22, 77/22, and compatible import rifles
• Precise tolerances engineered for factory and custom-grade guns

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this Butler Creek magazine work in my Ruger 10/22?

Yes. The Steel Lips 25-round magazine is designed specifically for the Ruger 10/22 and also fits the Ruger 77/22, AMT Lightning, and compatible import versions of the 10/22 platform.

What types of .22 LR ammo does this magazine feed?

The precision cast steel feed lips work reliably with all standard .22 LR ammunition types, so you aren't locked into one brand or load.

Why is the magazine clear instead of opaque?

The clear polymer design lets you visually check your remaining rounds without removing the magazine from the gun or disassembling it—helpful when you're planning your next trip to the range or deciding if a reload is coming.

What makes the constant-force spring different from other magazine springs?

A constant-force spring maintains consistent tension whether the magazine is fully loaded or nearly empty, which helps ensure reliable feeding throughout the entire load cycle instead of degrading as rounds are fired off.