Tapco Tap22124 15Rd 10/22 Magazine - Black

The Tapco Tap22124 15Rd 10/22 Magazine is a reliable, high-capacity magazine purpose-built for Ruger 10/22 rimfire rifles. Whether you're running a backyard plinker, training on accuracy, or stocking up for a day at the range, this 15-round magazine keeps you shooting longer between reloads—a genuine upgrade over factory 10-round tubes. The black finish matches most 10/22 setups and handles the demands of regular use without fuss.

Rimfire shooters know that magazine quality directly affects reliability and enjoyment. A good 10/22 mag needs to feed consistently, survive the bumps and drops of field use, and stay affordable enough that you can own several. Tapco magazines have earned a reputation for dependability across thousands of .22 LR shooters—they're a go-to choice when you want capacity without guesswork.

This 15-round configuration strikes a practical balance: substantial capacity for extended shooting sessions without excessive bulk or weight. Stack a few of these in your range bag, and you've got the foundation for an efficient shooting day. For hunters using a 10/22 on small game, recreational shooters, or anyone who appreciates a straightforward, hardworking magazine, the Tapco Tap22124 delivers.

Key Features

• 15-round capacity for extended shooting sessions
• Designed for Ruger 10/22 rifles
• Black finish
• Reliable feeding and proven durability

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this magazine work with my Ruger 10/22?

Yes—the Tapco Tap22124 is designed specifically for Ruger 10/22 rifles and will function as a direct replacement for factory magazines.

What's the capacity difference from a stock 10/22 magazine?

Factory Ruger 10/22 magazines typically hold 10 rounds. This Tapco mag holds 15 rounds, giving you 50% more ammunition between reloads.

Is this magazine reliable for hunting or serious shooting?

Tapco magazines are widely used by .22 LR shooters for hunting, training, and recreational shooting. They're designed for consistent feeding and durability in field conditions.

How many should I buy?

That depends on your shooting plans. Most shooters find it practical to own at least two magazines so you can reload one while shooting with the other—especially useful during longer range sessions.