Videos tagged with BX-25

This video celebrates '10/22 Day' with a custom Ruger 10/22 build featuring a skeletonized barrel shroud and aftermarket optics. The demonstration includes loading a BX-25 magazine, engaging steel targets at range, and a rapid-fire sequence highlighting the rifle's performance and muzzle signature in low light.

This review highlights the Ruger 10/22 Takedown paired with the Magpul X-22 Backpacker stock, emphasizing its portability and suitability for survivalists. Key features include a threaded barrel, optic rail, and a stock that stores extra magazines and collapses the rifle. The rifle demonstrated impressive reliability and accuracy, with successful shots at 200 yards, and offers flexibility with high-capacity magazines like the BX-25.

This video delves into the less-publicized history of the Ruger 10/22, revealing mechanical flaws like the heavy 'lawyer trigger' and unreliable extractor. It discusses failed variants such as the 10/22 Magnum and 10/17 HMR, Ruger's historical stance on magazine capacity, and controversial uses of the rifle. The significant impact of the aftermarket industry on Ruger's design evolution is also highlighted.

This video showcases a custom Ruger 10/22, highlighting its Magpul stock, suppressor, and optic. The speaker humorously displays an extensive firearm collection, attributing its size to credit card debt. The content emphasizes firearm ownership and collection building with a lighthearted tone.

This YouTube video showcases a Ruger 10/22 Target model in action, featuring a "mag dump" with BX-25 magazines. The description highlights the reliability of factory BX-25 and BX-15 magazines compared to off-brand alternatives, noting that while the firearm can sometimes be ammo-picky, the factory magazines generally perform well. The focus is on the practical performance of the rifle and its magazines during shooting.

This video demonstrates the fun of shooting beer cans with a customized Ruger 10/22. The setup features a suppressor, subsonic loads, an ATI Strikeforce stock, and a Burris FastFire 2 red dot, resulting in a quiet and effective plinking setup. The host emphasizes firearm safety, particularly the importance of not drinking while shooting.

This review highlights the Ruger BX-25 magazine's performance with the Ruger 10/22 rifle. The 25-round magazine features durable steel feed lips and is user-disassemblable for maintenance. Extensive testing with various ammunition types, including Federal and Winchester, demonstrated high reliability with minimal malfunctions during rapid-fire sequences.