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Ar-15 10rd Sonic Weld Magazine 22lr - Ar-15 Sonic Weld Magazine 22lr 10rd Polymer Smoke Gray
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SKU: 100014665
Overview
This 10-round .22 LR magazine is built for AR-15/M16 platforms using a CMMG .22 LR Conversion Kit or other Atchisson-type conversion systems, and it also fits the SIG 522. Its sonic-welded construction eliminates screws and bolts, creating a rigid magazine body with a translucent smoke finish that makes round count easy to check at a glance. Nylon feedlips are included to support positive feeding. It is a practical option for hunters and shooters who want a straightforward, economical magazine for rimfire training or range use.
Why Hunters Choose the Black Dog Machine
Sonic-welded Construction
Eliminates screws and brass hardware
Rigid Magazine
Body from two halves joined
Translucent Smoke
Body helps assess remaining round
Nylon Feedlips
Are specified for positive feeding
Fits Ar-15/m16
CMMG .22 LR conversion kits
Key Features
- 10-round .22 LR magazine for AR-15/M16 platforms with compatible conversion systems
- Sonic-welded construction eliminates screws and bolts for a rigid magazine body
- Translucent smoke body allows quick round-count checks
- Nylon feed lips are specified for positive feeding
- Injection-molded polycarbonate construction in smoke gray
- Also fits SIG 522
Best Used For
- AR-15/M16 owners using a CMMG .22 LR conversion kit for range practice
- Shooters who want a translucent magazine for quick round-count checks
- Users needing a 10-round .22 LR magazine for compatible AR-style platforms
- Owners of SIG 522 rifles looking for a compatible magazine option
- Hunters and trainers seeking a simple, economical rimfire training magazine
Specifications
| Caliber | 22 LR |
|---|---|
| Color | Translucent Smoke |
| Compatibility | AR-15/M16 with a CMMG .22 LR Conversion Kit or other Atchisson-type conversion system; SIG 522 |
| Construction | Sonic welded |
| Fasteners | None (screws and bolts eliminated) |
| Feedlips | Nylon |
| Magazine Capacity | 10rd |
| Material | Injection-molded polycarbonate |
| Round Count Visibility | Clear smoke body allows quick assessment of round count |
Pros
- Sonic-welded construction eliminates screws and brass hardware.
- Rigid magazine body from two halves joined without fasteners.
- Translucent smoke body helps assess remaining round count quickly.
- Nylon feedlips are specified for positive feeding.
- Fits AR-15/M16 with CMMG .22 LR conversion kits and other Atchisson-type systems.
- Also compatible with SIG 522 platforms.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Designed for AR-15/M16 platforms with a CMMG .22 LR conversion kit or other Atchisson-type systems, so it is not a universal .22 LR magazine fit.
- The 10-round capacity is compact and compliant for some uses, but it requires more frequent reloads than higher-capacity options.
- The translucent smoke body helps with round-count checks, but the finish is more utilitarian than fully opaque magazine bodies.
- Nylon feedlips and a sonic-welded body keep the design simple, but the magazine is built around economy rather than premium materials or features.
Suggested Comparisons
- .22 LR conversion magazines
- AR-15/M16 magazine accessories
- Polymer magazines
- SIG 522 magazines
Suggested Accessories
- Magazine loader
- Magazine pouch
- Cleaning kit
- Storage case
Frequently Asked Questions
What firearms or conversion systems does this magazine fit?
It fits AR-15/M16 rifles with a CMMG .22 LR Conversion Kit or other Atchisson-type conversion system. It also fits the SIG 522.
How many rounds does it hold?
This is a 10-round magazine.
What material is the magazine body made from?
The specs list an injection-molded polycarbonate body in translucent smoke.
Does this magazine use screws or bolts in its construction?
No. The description says the two halves are sonic welded together, eliminating screws, bolts, and brass.
How can I check the round count?
The clear smoke body allows a quick assessment of round count.