Ruger SR22 Value Pack: 2x 10rd Magazines - .22 LR Blued

The Ruger SR22 Value Pack gives you two factory magazines for your .22 LR rimfire—a practical solution if you're building up spare capacity for range sessions, small-game hunting, or plinking. Ruger factory magazines are engineered to match your SR22's exacting tolerances, so you get the reliability and fit you expect from the manufacturer. With two 10-round mags in this bundle, you'll have enough firepower on hand to keep shooting without frequent reloads, and spares mean less downtime when one's at the range.

These magazines are built to last. The steel body resists denting and wear, while the polymer base plate absorbs impact and ejects cleanly from the magazine well. Whether you're a casual shooter, a competition rimfire enthusiast, or someone who likes to keep backups in the safe, factory mags are the smart choice—they're engineered by the people who designed your rifle, not an aftermarket guess.

SR22 owners know that having quality magazines on hand eliminates friction and keeps you focused on marksmanship, not equipment headaches. This two-pack is a straightforward way to stock up without compromise.

Key Features

• Factory Ruger magazines engineered for SR22 .22 LR rimfire rifles
• Two 10-round capacity magazines per pack
• Steel body construction for durability and corrosion resistance
• Polymer base plate for reliable feeding and ejection
• Perfect for range training, hunting, or building backup magazine inventory

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these magazines work with my Ruger SR22?

Yes. These are factory Ruger magazines designed specifically for the SR22 .22 LR rifle, so fit and function are guaranteed by the manufacturer.

How many rounds do these hold?

Each magazine holds 10 rounds of .22 LR ammunition.

What's included in the Value Pack?

You get two 10-round magazines in this pack.

Are these suitable for competition shooting or hunting?

Yes. Factory magazines are reliable for any shooting discipline—range practice, small-game hunting, competition, or casual plinking—where consistent feeding and durability matter.