r/canadaguns • u/Antijawa • May 21 '26

Misc Tight TM22 15 round mags?

Has anyone bought any 15 round magazines for the TM22 lately? I just got 2 in the mail and they are a really tight fit in my 18" pro. They are loosening up a little as I keep putting them in and out but has anyone else run into this?

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u/Aquaneod May 21 '26

Yup, got a 15 round the other day and forced it in… then could barely get it back out. Guess I’ll get the sand paper out

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u/Status_Ticket5044 May 22 '26

Emery cloth front and back on the plastic welds where it seats in the well. 5 minutes and 0.5mm and they drop out. It's endemic with the plastic after sales 15 rounders.

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u/HappyCan7250 May 22 '26

Got a 15rd probably 3 months ago and it fits perfectly in my 16" Pro model. Maybe some sort of manufacturing error in the new ones. I wouldn't be too worried maybe taking a tiny bit of sandpaper to the high points in the mag. 

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u/goshathegreat May 23 '26

Odd, my 10 rounders take 11-12 rounds lol…

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u/dke783 May 23 '26

Some of my ten-Rd mags also fit an eleventh round. So far they feed reliably that way as long as I use cci mini mag or Eley Force ammo.

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u/dke783 May 23 '26

Same situation for me!

​I bought five 15-rd mags from The Shooting Centre in Calgary. All five are too fat by X micrometers to fit the mag wells in both my 16" and my 18" Tm22 pro rifles :(

Also: ​that angled notch at the rear-top of these magazines is also too small on these 15-rd magazines. ​

Good news:​

I took a metal hand file to one of these chubby magazines. After an hour of manual filing and producing a decent pile of plastic dust,​ that one ​magazine does successfully fit in my rifles.​ Whew.

I'm going to use a Dremel sanding tool to reshape these four other fat magazines.

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u/dke783 May 24 '26

Update: the dremel tool with sanding drum attachment and lowest speed setting did the trick!

1) I sanded approx. 0.25mm off the front flat face of the magazine.

2) then I sanded approx. 0.25mm off the rear flat face of the magazine.

Net result: ​the magazine = 0.5mm skinnier front-to-back​ and it fits smoothly into the TM22 mag well.

Taking my time, it took ​8 minutes of dremel sanding work to whittle one mag.

P.s. I bet a belt sander could do this whittling work in 30 seconds

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u/cowboytwenty2 Jun 11 '26

Did you just hit that back notch area? When I compare to the 10rd mags that’s the only difference I can see

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u/dke783 Jun 11 '26

I sanded the entire vertical back face and the entire vertical front face. (the angled notch portion has no effect on derya tm22 fitment; that notch is made for the lever action derya).

This photo shows the first 30% of my sanding work, where I removed material from the back vertical face below the notch. ​

After I took this photo, I then sanded the same face above that notch.

Then I sanded the front vertical face after that. ​​​

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u/cowboytwenty2 Jun 11 '26

Really appreciate your follow up man thing had me stressed I force shoved it in and could barely pry it out.. when comparing the 15 to my other 10or25s they don’t look that much off but considering you only did 30% of it in that photo means I got a lot to shave down still lol thanks again