The ProMag Ruger 10/22 Charger .22LR 20-round smoke magazine is a reliable, US-made feed solution for your rimfire rifle or pistol. Built from a proprietary Dupont Zytel-based polymer, this magazine handles the demands of casual plinking, small-game hunting, and high-volume range sessions without the weight or complexity of metal alternatives. The smoke-tinted body lets you visually confirm round count at a glance, and the robust construction keeps feeding consistent through hundreds of rounds.

ProMag has engineered these magazines with the same precision tooling and quality control that goes into their centerfire offerings. The magazine spring is formed from heat-treated chrome silicon wire—the kind of material usually reserved for demanding applications—and every component is inspected multiple times during assembly to catch defects before they leave the factory. That attention to detail means you're buying a magazine that won't let you down when it counts, whether you're zeroing a new scope or running a rapid-fire drill.

Shooters who run multiple 10/22s or Chargers appreciate having spare magazines on hand, and at 20 rounds per mag, you'll spend less time reloading and more time shooting. The polymer construction resists corrosion and won't damage your rifle's receiver, and the reliable geometry feeds .22LR ammunition without fuss, even in cold weather when inferior designs often choke.

The ProMag Ruger 10/22 Charger .22LR 20-round smoke magazine is a reliable, US-made feed solution for your rimfire rifle or pistol. Built from a proprietary Dupont Zytel-based polymer, this magazine handles the demands of casual plinking, small-game hunting, and high-volume range sessions without the weight or complexity of metal alternatives. The smoke-tinted body lets you visually confirm round count at a glance, and the robust construction keeps feeding consistent through hundreds of rounds.

ProMag has engineered these magazines with the same precision tooling and quality control that goes into their centerfire offerings. The magazine spring is formed from heat-treated chrome silicon wire—the kind of material usually reserved for demanding applications—and every component is inspected multiple times during assembly to catch defects before they leave the factory. That attention to detail means you're buying a magazine that won't let you down when it counts, whether you're zeroing a new scope or running a rapid-fire drill.

Shooters who run multiple 10/22s or Chargers appreciate having spare magazines on hand, and at 20 rounds per mag, you'll spend less time reloading and more time shooting. The polymer construction resists corrosion and won't damage your rifle's receiver, and the reliable geometry feeds .22LR ammunition without fuss, even in cold weather when inferior designs often choke.