Mag Ria Tm22 22lr 10rd Poly

The Armscor TM22 10-round magazine is a straightforward, reliable feeder for .22 LR pistols and rifles that need dependable ammunition storage. Built from black polymer, this magazine offers the lightweight durability that rimfire shooters appreciate for range sessions, informal target practice, and small-game hunting. Whether you're cycling through drills at the range or keeping a backup mag in your pack, this 10-round capacity hits the practical sweet spot for .22 LR shooting without excessive bulk.

Polymer construction keeps weight minimal and corrosion concerns off your radar—no rust creeping in if it gets wet in the field or bounces around a range bag. The standard black finish blends into most setups, and the straightforward design means no fussy loading or fumbling when you need to get rounds downrange quickly. For shooters who run .22 LR firearms regularly, having a couple of these on hand simply makes sense.

This is OEM Armscor-made ammunition, so it's built to the same standards as the factory mags that ship with many Rock Island rimfire platforms. If you own an Armscor or Rock Island .22 and need a spare, or if you're looking to build up a small mag rotation for the range, the TM22 delivers honest, no-frills performance.

Key Features

• 10-round capacity in .22 LR
• Black polymer construction for lightweight durability
• Corrosion-resistant design
• OEM Armscor manufacture

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What firearms does the Armscor TM22 magazine fit?

The TM22 is designed for Armscor and Rock Island .22 LR pistols and rifles. If you own an Armscor or Rock Island rimfire firearm, check your manual or contact the manufacturer to confirm compatibility with your specific model.

Is this magazine polymer or steel?

The TM22 is constructed entirely from black polymer, which makes it lightweight and corrosion-resistant—ideal for shooters who want to minimize maintenance.

Can I use this for hunting or just range shooting?

This 10-round .22 LR magazine works for any lawful shooting application where your firearm and local regulations allow it—range time, informal target practice, small-game hunting, or plinking. Capacity and use depend on your firearm and your own needs.