AlanGator TriMag Magazine Connector for Ruger BX-1,10/22 Magazines- Polymer Bag

Triple Your Round Count From 10 to 30 with this Alangator magazines connector for your Ruger 10/22 BX-1 magazines. TriMag connects three BX-1 factory magazines standard to a Ruger 10/22 semi-automatic rifle. The patented TriMag design does not require any glue or adhesive. It only requires a standard screwdriver or coin to assemble/disassemble in the field or home.

This magazine connector comes packaged in a clear polymer bag as seen in the pictures.

Features: 

• Weight: 3.4 oz.

• Material Body: Nylon 6/6 GF-30

• Screws Material : 6061 Aluminum

• Packaged in a Clear Polymer Bag

There are additional benefits of using DuoMag:

• uses standard 10 round factory BX-1 Ruger magazines, the most prolific, dependable, and popular magazine on the market
• supports the rifle in an upright position on the bench when inserted
• shape allows for easier loading of the magazines by simply providing more bulk to hold on to, and a steady platform for the upright magazine when placed on a flat surface
• eliminates the frustration of “sticky” magazine removal, an intermittent problem with 10/22 rifles.
• enables user to quickly access three different types on ammunition preloaded in the individual magazines.
• doesn’t interfere with your forearm when firing as extended magazines are famous for.
• Bench firing is more convenient – the shooter doesn’t have to move out of position to change magazines.

Please Note:  

• 77/22 magazines DO NOT fit the TriMag magazine connector.  If it has a flat bottom and a slight taper, it is a 77/22 magazine!  The 77/22 magazine will work in your 10/22, but if it sits recessed from the standard stock when inserted into the rifle, it is the wrong magazine for your 10/22 rifle!
• This magazine connector only works with BX-1 magazines. They will rock side to side on a flat table; they have a slightly rounded bottom and when inserted, they perfectly fit the shape of your rifle with factory stock.   This is the easiest way to check for the correct magazine.