r/canadaguns • u/therowdyirishman • Jun 10 '23

10+ 10/22

Hey lads, here's an instructional video on clip loading the Dlask Tuff-22 mags. Since learning the right technique these have worked exceptionally well for me. Using the stripper clips offers a few very nice perks, mainly speed of reloading an empty mag. Although they're also easier to load with gloves/cold fingers and the spare clips can be reloaded by a friend while the mag is in use. If you find the clip system isn't worth the hassle you've still got a high quality reliable 25 round mag with a follower button to assist in loading. 1400rnds+ only 4 malfunctions through my 10/22 TD. I've shot a lot of 22LR semis and I've had the most fun with the least headaches using my (heavily modded) 10/22. These 4 mags which come with 2 clips each and I bought a 5 pack of clips too (13 clips total) allow me to shoot 280 rounds before needing to crack another box of ammo.

Suffice it to say I feel the cost of having my receiver modded to accept them and the price of the mags themselves was WELL worth it. As I've shown here you can save a few bucks by not getting the speed loader too! Feel free to ask any questions you might have and I'll do my best to answer them.

Enjoy extended mags, plink on, run drills, and put some respect on the ol' Ruger 10/22 my dudes haha.

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u/YYCADM21 Jun 10 '23

I wish you all the best with those things. Personally, I will never touch them with a ten foot pole again.

I invested a decent bit of money in them, and despite picking with them for close to a year, they got the heave. It's a shame; they're well built, definitely not cheap, and the rifle I wanted to use them in will eat anything, and I've never had any issues, before or since. These mags NEVER functioned properly.

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u/therowdyirishman Jun 11 '23

Wow that sucks! Sorry to hear that was your experience, I'd be curious to hear more about it. My 4 mags have proven to be very reliable running in summer and winter at fast rates of fire with multiple different ammo types.

Were they Gen 1's? Did you try loading them normally (1 round at a time)? Who cut your receiver? Did you have more than one mag giving you issues? I'm just curious about the specifics, not trying to suggest it was your fault or anything.