[pearlygates]

I have seen enough bad press about the Shooter's Ridge mags to steer me clear of buying one. So are there; aside from buying a buttload of Marlin 10 *******, any viable alternatives out there?

Thanks in advance.

 

[pearlygates]

Guess not.. Hey MARLIN!!!!! How about producing a factory hi cap mag for the 795???

 

[wjjones]

I have one I would let go its a 25rd for a 795. I got my old model 60 working again so I sold my 795, and still have the mag. I bought it new, and only fired one pass through it (25) rounds.

 

[pearlygates]

I have one I would let go its a 25rd for a 795. I got my old model 60 working again so I sold my 795, and still have the mag. I bought it new, and only fired one pass through it (25) rounds.

Yeah.. I am gonna stay away from the Shooter's Ridge brand. Thanks tho.

 

[wjjones]

No problem I hope you find the one you need this one is a Champion mag.

 

[gurnemanz]

I'd be happy if Marlin would just ship that new run of 10-round mags they're supposed to be running.

 

[tCan]

Once a 25/30 round mag that's reliable comes out for the 795, (and they start shipping it with a wood stock FFS), the Ruger 10/22 might see its market share dip a bit. Maybe. But what I can tell you is that the 795 will take off like a bat out of hell. That WILL happen.

 

[Big Shrek]

I've got three of the Champion mags, which is the Second Generation S-R mag...they all work great!!
Green follower = Bad
Grey follower = GOOD!!

It is not unusual for the first run of anything to suck eggs when it comes to MFRing...
hence why few but the foolish buy first year models of cars/trucks...due to first-run errors...
So it was totally reasonable to wait for the 2nd Generation

Also, if you are going to use non-OEM equipment, please pillar-bed/regular bed your stock...it cuts down on magwell alignment errors...
and that can save you problems whether with OEM or non-standard mags...and increase your repeatability in firing tight little groups

 

[Big Shrek]

Guess not.. Hey MARLIN!!!!! How about producing a factory hi cap mag for the 795???

New York laws prevent them from producing Hi-Caps, which is why I went WTF? when they decided to move there...
They shoulda moved to the Deep South, where we LOVE guns and Hi-Cap mags!!

Florida (non-coastline) is VERY inexpensive to live in, build a biz, low taxes, no state tax on employees,
and has a HUGE workforce of Military Retirees to draw from...(which means people that actually SHOW UP ON TIME and actually DO a day's work...)
For what they paid in TAXES in NY alone, they could have built a brand-new facility in Northwest Florida...DUH!!

If anyone wishes to open a Manufacturing plant, please contact me and I'll show you how to save a few million, ok??