A high-capacity magazine designed for the Ruger 10/22 rifle, typically holding fifty rounds of .22 Long Rifle ammunition, offers extended firing sessions without frequent reloading. These magazines are commonly constructed from polymer or metal and utilize a rotary feed mechanism to ensure reliable cycling.
The increased capacity provides advantages in various applications, from competitive shooting disciplines requiring multiple rapid shots to recreational plinking where reloading interruptions are minimized. This large capacity has also made them a subject of debate regarding firearm regulations and responsible ownership. Historically, such magazines have evolved alongside advancements in firearms technology, mirroring increasing demands for higher ammunition capacity and efficient feeding mechanisms.