This mag has never loaded and fired the first round. I have another 30 round clip and the Ruger 10 that perform 100%. Don't buy this clip!

Sucks... 2nd bullet jammed straight outta the package. I will say that the bottom half of the clip shoots well. I've went through 30 rounds and now the bullets feel loose inside and shake around in there. Dont know how well it's gonna work in the future. Also, it's totally plastic. I'd recommend a better one.

I have had several of these mags in the past and they are junk,the only reliable mags i use now are 30rds from tacticalinc.

I bought 2 of these mags 6 months ago. I have put about 800 rounds though each of theam. No probleams yet.

The mags I have are quite unreliable and cause feed problems. The problems do not occur with the same ammunition and a Hotlips mag, or with the factory mag.

I bought two of these mags a while ago and love them they work great i have well over 2000 rounds through them. The only thing is every time i go out the first time i use the mag it jams a few times but that might be because i haven't cleaned my gun since i got it. But once it gets "warmed up" it works like a charm i recommend it to every one who wants a good mag

I bought one of these mags, and out of the package, it wouldn't fit in my gun at all! I had to file the small metal tab on the rear of the mag. Then it would not load(more filing) I took it out today. The first two2 rounds did NOT fire, but after that everything went smooth. Still not a bad mag for the price!

Ordered 3 of 'em. Feed great, load easy enough, haven't had one misfire. Not a replacement for anything with metal lips, but for the price, I would suggest stocking up before they outlaw high-capacity clips.

not a bad mag all in all, needed some minor alteration to the lips so it would load better. but i've put over 5000 round through it so far and no problems so far

No problems with this MAGAZINE. Hey, "Shooter" from March 2008-maybe you need a firearms course to know proper nomenclature and be able to fire your gun properly. 10-22's don't take clips, they take magazines. Use quality ammo (not Wolf) and your firearm will perform the way it was manufactured to. Thank you for the opportunity to reply.

bought two. work pretty good

I bought 4 of these a couple years ago and have never had a problem

I bought 2 of these clips last spring and had alright sucess with them untill they broke so I bought 2 more and they worked alright for about 200 rounds then my gun kepy jamming right at the bore so I cleaned my gun several time and it kept jammig so i decided to try a differant clip so I got a MWG 50 round for $80 and let me tell you this clip is asume not one jam in 500 rounds wow so i then tryed the eagle again and kept jamming so i figured out that the eagles must be junk so don't waste you money and frustration with these take it easy

I use these magazines when rabbit hunting and have had a high success rate regarding reliability. I have six of them and have access to sixty rounds with just a flip. It seems to me that when I get a jam it is because the gun fails to eject all the way. (stove pipe) Also, I suggest the use of ammunition that has a copper tip rather than lead. It is in my opinion a great product.

These are absolute junk!!! Failure to eject after every round fired. I have cleaned my Ruger three times now and had it inspected by a gunsmith. Factory 10 round mags feed and eject with no problems. The plastic lips suck! This mag isnt even good for a paper weight! Dont wase the money! I wish someone made a reliable hi-cap mag for the 10/22.

I just got three of these yesterday. (Super fast shipping by the way.) I loaded up all three of them with thirty rounds each and I got three strips of one inch wide duct tape wrapped around them at the top, middle, and bottom since I read some reviews about them falling apart when you leave them loaded. (Got me a little paranoid.) Anyway, I took them out and blasted through them. No failures to feed but I did have a few failures to eject the spent casing. I think it has something to do with my dirty dirty 10/22. I just cleaned it really good though and we will see what happens next time I take it out. If nothing else, I will replace the spring and extractor before I blame the magazine. My Ruger is over twenty years old and is all original except for a few "bolt on" accessories. All in all, I think this is a great magazine for the price. You can't beat $12.00 for a thirty round magazine even if it only works five or ten times. We'll see how the plastic lips hold up.

Works well initially, no malfunctions, but we'll see how well it holds up over time.

I bought a bounch of these before the mag. ban in Kali. I bought a few different makes to test in my non modified 10/22. The eagle brand was the best. My testing was very unscientific but I remember being impressed by the eagles. The Eagles have plastic lips. I have heard about mags with steel lips causing wear and damage to the 10/22's bolt. I've owned these mags over 10 years now. I use 6 and keep the rest new in the wraper. The ones that I have used are so good that I havent taken the time to think about 10/22 mags in over 10 years! I don't think I've ever had a mag. related malfunction with these! I also leave them fully loaded! The lips are durable, I've let idiots load it and watched them try to force rounds though the feed lips, no problem. I load them with a Shooters Ridge loader the one with the green handle. You must get this loader. It's the only one that works. Together its an awsome combo.

Purchased 2 of these with low expectation, Ive put about 1000 rounds thru both of them with no problems. They are a little flimsy and I would not expect the lips to last very long because they are plastic. I amazed noone has maunufactured an aftermarket clipwith metal lips like the factory clip. I've already had $12 worth of fun out of them !

like everyone says they dont work out of the box.as a fixerupper magazine its too expensive

So far, so good. Fired about 10 clips worth through it and only one jam.

I purchased two of these about 6 or 7 months ago. The first couple of times I took them to the range they were a bit tight around the bolt of my ruger. They loosened up after putting about 60 rounds through each. After that I've had very little problems and have put about 2500 rounds through each of them. Since they have plastic lips I would not keep more than 10 rounds in them for self defense purposes. For the money, not bad at all.

the lip broke after maby 600 shots and i really wish someone could make a decent mag

Hey I had a magazine that was doing the same thing. Before filing or cutting on this mag. Try the Federal Yellow Jackets and/or Vipers. They have a cone shape head that would possible fix this problem for only a few dollars a box. Check them out.

i bought 7 of these two years ago, with over six thousand rounds between all seven of them, i have found that there are only 2 problems with these magazines- the first problem was that the bullets would stovepipe into the gun, i figured that there was too much pressure on the magazine springs so i loaded up 25 rounds of ammo in each magazine and let each one sit loaded for two weeks before using them again, this solved the stovepipe problem. For about a month, i was hopitalized due to a injury (take a good guess what i was doing) while i was gone i left the magazines loaded with about 20 rounds in each, when i returned home, i found that four of the magazines had split apart, this was easy to fix, all i had to do was epoxy them back together with a little bit of gorrilla glue and clamp each one of them in a vise for about four hours apiece, i havent had a problem with any of these magazines since. these are good magazines despite what everyone says, but like almost all aftermarket magazines, they need to be tinkered with to achieve their full potiential.

Contrary to what some reviewers have said, this is a very good magazine, if you give it the time. People say that it sucks, and yes, if you use it straight out the box, it does suck. Alot. But it can be fixed with a little time and a little patience. The day that I got my six in the mail, I put my radio to the local classic rock station, cracked open a cool beer, and got to work on them. First, I held the eagle mag next to a ruger stock mag and compared every little thing about them. I then took my field knife (spending the whole time wishing I had a file) and filed the front of the mag where the bullet feeds into the chamber. After that, I loaded the mag with dummy ammo I picked up as sportsman's warehouse and ran the cycle of operations again and again, fine tuning and filing where need be, and repeated the process 5 more times for the other mags. Now I have six thirty round magazines that work better than the ruger mag that came with the rifle. And I am not even a gunsmith. Also, the mags do snap together as advertized, but not very well, so break out the duct tape.

Jammed twice the first time i use it, i cut out a bit on the front of the mag where the bullet nose is, and in the back where the bolt feeds the round in, so both looked like a slot, after that it worked flawlessly.

I bought 3 of them and they all work just fine. I have 120 rounds through each of them now and have had 2 malfunctions. That's 2 out of 360 rounds!

i have 4 of these and they work fine. some of you may be having ammo problems. my 10/22 and these mags work fine with remington and cci ammo. winchester ammo jams up alot.

I have one of these from way before the old ban (back when you could still get them at Walmart for under $10) and I have never been able to get it to feed a whole magazine full without jamming and double feeding at least once or twice. Maybe the newer (post ban) ones are better? Who knows? I think these are the WORST aftermarket hi-cap mags for the Ruger 10/22 (with the exception of the JAM-LINE mags, which come in right behind these).......In my experience the ONLY hi-cap aftermarket mags to work almost 100% perfect for me in any 10/22 would be the Butler Creek Hotlips (or steel lips) mags.......So do yourself a favor and buy those instead!

I bought two of these at a gun show a year ago and they worked fine at first but now, 300-500 rounds later neither mag will load correctly everytime. The plastic lip are worn out and the rim of the rounds are getting hung up. Good thing I also bought some stock 10-round steel lip mags too.

There worst magazines I have ever bought for any gun that I have ever owned. I suppose there's a reason why I was able to get them for about 8 bucks a piece. Almost every single round I tried would not feed except for the first round. I switched rifles thinking maybe it was just the gun...nope, didn't work in my friend's either. Don't waste your money, even if they are cheap.

i have put around 300 rounds through both of my clips. and 1 shell jams every time in each clip. if i shoot it rapid fire none jam. so i dont know what the deal is.

The reason why this mag suck so much is that the plastic around where mag goes into rifle and around the bullet is not polished smooth. Ruff factory surface where bulet slides makes it harder to action thus making the semi automatic bolt spring not strong enough to perform. I polished the rough spots and it now works better but it still jams sometimes. I got an old 10/22 not new. The mag sucks!

I bought one of these about a year ago and im still using it today i dont have any problems with it.

I bought this magazine last year before I actually bought the ruger. I finaly bought one and got a chance to shoot it last week, I put 4 hundred rounds threw it with the mag and the standard 10 that comes with it. I didnt have one jam.... I like this mag very much....... i thought it would break with the first range trip. i was wrong. Dont belive what everyone says.

I see alot of posts on here about jamming problems. I also see that most of them are with new guns.. You have to break in your gun, just like everything else. Don't expect to go out and feather the trigger on a new gun with out jamming. Happy Shooting!

I tried this clip at a range last night for the first time and it jammed after the second round, and continued to jam. I was using a brand new 10/22, first time I fired it. Also used Stinger ammo (not cheap stuff). Don't waste your money on this junk. I had much better luck with the Butler Creek hot lips. At least it didn't jam last night at all. I'll see how the hot lips works in the long run. I'm throwing this one away.

I own several Eagle mags and have had very little trouble with them. These mags function better than the Hotlips mags but do not last quite as long, but you can get two of these 30 rounders for the price of one 25 round hotlips mag. No problems with feeding but after a while the plastic feed lips start to crack. Does not seem to slow them down any though. Again, Excellent Product!!!

AND MANY MORE ROUNDS NOT A BIT OF TROUBLE.HAPPY TRAILS

THIS IS A VERY GOOD CLIP FOR THE PRICE. MY STOCK 10 ROUND CLIP WAS A PILE OF @#*! NEVER WORKED RIGHT. I GOT THIS CLIP YESTERDAY SHOT 550 ROUNDS TODAY THE ONLY PROBLEM WAS THE ROUNDS THAT DID NOT FIRE......... IT ONLY NEEDS SOMETHING TO HELP LOAD!!!!!

I HAVE THREE OF THESE AND THEY HAVE HAD MANY ROUNDS PUT THROUGH THEM NOT A BIT OF TROUBLE.IF YOUR GUNS JAMS CLEAN THE CHAMBER WITH Q-TIPS AND REM OIL.HAPPY TRAILS.

I ran about 60 rounds and it started to jam shooting out of a new ruger 10/22 this mag is JUNK!!!!! and not worth the postage or the time it takes to load it. get the steel lips one works great for rugers

mag works well with good amo. jams alot with cheap amo.

I cant beleave this clip has over a 4 star rating. This is the worst clip I have ever bought, and thats no lie. This thing jams every 2 or 3 rounds, and I know it's not my gun because I know 2 other people that also have this clip and they threw them in the trash. Never again will I buy something from Eagle. I bet they don't have 10 cents in material in this clip. Save your money and get something with steel lips.

I was very skeptical when I purchased these mags due to my past experience with the lovely hotlips magazines. These mags, however, work just as well, and sometimes better than the factory 10 rounders. It would be great to find some type of loading aide for these, other than that, they are perfect. If you have issues with them I would suggest trying a different brand of ammo.

I have used Ram Line and Hot Lips (Butler Creek) and niether performed as well as the Eagle 10/22 Hi-Cap magazines. I've even used them with the hellfire trigger system (25 shots in 2.5 seconds) and they work great. The only magazine that is better is the stock 10 round Ruger factory mag.

Functions perfectly, lots of shots!

I highly reccomend this product to anyone who is looking for a good, high capacity magazine for their 10/22 Ruger Rifles. They also snap together well, letting you have the ability to carry 60 rounds in one piece, instead of having to carry several mags. Awesome product for anyone who loves to go plinking, and or target practice without having to reload all the time.