View Full Version : Blackdog machine HAS made a working .22 ciener mag!
xm15e2s
02-17-2008, 09:46 PM
Blackdog machine has made a working prototype .22 mag for the Ruger ciener 22 kit. As posted on AR15.com. It wont be long till they are in production!
JasonAC556
02-17-2008, 09:51 PM
I have patiently waited to hear this for TOO LONG!!!
Where do I send the check?!?!?:jester
booger hooker
02-17-2008, 11:32 PM
From what I understand they're going to only make the mags in the skinny version and not the full size...maybe in time they'll change their mind as I'd really like a full size BDM mag.
GunNut105
02-18-2008, 01:57 AM
I'd second the full size version. I hate those skinny 22 mags. If they are going to produce a mag for the Ruger, they should just go with the full size.
JasonAC556
02-18-2008, 02:28 PM
At this point I wouldn't care if they were skinny with pink polka dots!!!!!:eek
All I care about is getting good mags that work and don't cost a fortune and a six month wait.
At this point I wouldn't care if they were skinny with pink polka dots!!!!!:eek
All I care about is getting good mags that work and don't cost a fortune and a six month wait.
I'll second that!
booger hooker
02-19-2008, 01:03 AM
I haven't checked in the last 4 months or so but I bought 8 of the 30 rounders from Brownell's and they had them in stock...as well as the Ciener conversions.
JasonAC556
02-22-2008, 08:22 PM
I haven't checked in the last 4 months or so but I bought 8 of the 30 rounders from Brownell's and they had them in stock...as well as the Ciener conversions.
Yeah, at $60 a pop those mags make factory 20 round Mini mags look like a bargain. I want reliable mags that don't cost a MINT each.
Believe me, those Ciener mags have a pretty short life span. Can't get replacement spring or followers for them either.
If the Black Dog mags for the AC are like the ones for the AR then they will cost literally HALF as much and last TWICE as long.
garandman
02-23-2008, 08:16 AM
I want a drum
Werd.
xm15e2s
02-23-2008, 04:17 PM
Track this subject closely.
Just like the AR-15 mags, I bet they will look for BETA testers for the Ruger mags. They often ship a free mag to 10 or 20 people to test and report on it. They did this for the AR version and thats one reason they ended up with a super quality AR product. Blackdog likes to post on AR15.com under "Rimfire and pistol Calibers". Maybe someone can turn him on to this AC-556 forum.
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