Short magazines?
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Beuford T. Rimfire
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Isn't it funny that 6 months ago everyone was FREAKING OUT because Big Brother was going to take away all of our high capacity mags - now the 10-rounders seem to be the rage of the forum. 
Gotta admit, for the size/weight/ergonomics, the small magazines are the way to go. Especially if you do any kind of hunting with these rifles. It just makes no sense to carry 25 rounds at the ready so one can ambush squirrels and rabbits...
Of course the 25+ rounders still rule the day for competition shooting and good ole-fashioned plinking.
Gotta admit, for the size/weight/ergonomics, the small magazines are the way to go. Especially if you do any kind of hunting with these rifles. It just makes no sense to carry 25 rounds at the ready so one can ambush squirrels and rabbits...
Of course the 25+ rounders still rule the day for competition shooting and good ole-fashioned plinking.
Majorlk
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Got to admit, it is a pretty sharp looking mag!! Go on, say it.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder ...
The shorties do look better than their parents.
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Majorlk
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Isn't it funny that 6 months ago everyone was FREAKING OUT because Big Brother was going to take away all of our high capacity mags - now the 10-rounders seem to be the rage of the forum.
Connecticut did, after a fashion. They are illegal to sell in CT, now, and illegal to import. We have to register possession and cannot have more than 10 rounds in them except within the confines of our residence or at a range. Illegal to transport with 25 in them.
I agree with you on all points.
Newhouse
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If you REALY need one..:44MAG.com - Smith & Wesson - S&W .22lr 10rd Short M&P15-22 Magazine Smith and Wesson
Think I rather load 1 round manually each time then pay $30 for just 1 mag plus shipping
Majorlk
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G&R Tactical has them in stock for $22 plus shipping.
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