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AR15.22 GEN III 32rd Magazine
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Item Number: AR-SF-32RD
Manufacturer: Black Dog Machine, LLC
Quantity Discounts
Quantity | Amount |
2 to 4 | $31.50 |
5 to 7 | $31.25 |
8 to 11 | $31.00 |
12 to 23 | $30.75 |
24 or more | $30.25 |
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GEN III Black Dog Magazine for AR15.22
HOW TO TELL IF THIS MAGAZINE WILL FIT YOUR RIFLE OR PISTOL:You will be able to tell by looking closely at the feed lips and comparing it to your magazine and mag well. This magazine has an extra notch that is made to work on the Catch22 device. View the 2nd picture and you will see an arrow that points to the notch.
Positive Feedback:
Rifles were equiped with ;
1- Bear Creek Arsenal (BCA) .22LR complete upper 16" long barrel , right hand discharge & Anderson complete lower, both lowers had Black Dog Machine .22 buffers & springs.
1- BCA .22LR complete upper 10.5" long barrel, right hand discharge & BCA complete lower .
Both rifles were tested with A suppressor!
Ammo tested with ; .22LR CCI 40 grain , std. velocity lead tip (1070fps) & .22LR Armscor 36 grain high velocity copper clad (1350fps)
Fed 2-32 rd mags thru the 16" & 10.5" long barrel rifles ! What I found out was the soft lead tip ammo would not cycle thru unless you filled the magazine with no more than 30rds ! no big deal ! the clad ammo fed/cycled fine with 32rds .
Love how eazy it is to load!
Features:
- Steel Feed Lip
- Easy load-Thumb Pull down
- 32 rounds
- Easy to disassemble
Specifications:
Material: Polycarbonate
Color: Black
Feed Lip: Stainless Steel
Warranty- Manufacture Lifetime Warranty
Precaution- Thumb Pull Down Feature: Never use this feature without loading ammo into the magazine. Sliding the thumb assist down the magazine while unloaded then releasing the thumb assist back to original position will most likely damage the internal pieces. If this happens, the Warranty is voided.
Will work in: Atchisson/Ciener CMMG (older models) Model 1 Sales Spikes Tactical Tactical Solutions Target Master,Conversions & other AR15.22 dedicated uppers and conversion units. May 2012 Update: This magazine will now work with the "Catch.22".
Don't know what the Catch22 device is? Click this link: http://www.arcatch22.com/
Known-compatible conversion units, rifles & dedicated uppers
- Ciener/Atchisson
- Model 1 Sales
- Spikes Tactical
- Tactical Solutions
- Target Master
- Bear Creek BC-201
- MANY OTHER .22 ATCHISSON/CIENER STYLE CONVERSION UNITS, UPPERS & RIFLES THAT MIGHT NOT BE LISTED
TIPS: If you are having feeding issues, try pinching the feed lips inwards just a little bit to tighten the feeding gap.
Ths magazine will Not work with: JP-22 The Lightenin' Grip Loader Bear Creek Arsenal .22 LR Aero Precision .22 LWRC .22 Anderson .22 Tippman Arms M4 .22 Magnum .22 S&W M&P 15 .22 H&K 416.22/Umarex HK-416D Pistol Colt/Umarex M-4 Carbine M-4 OPS, M-16 Rifle Beretta ARX160 .22LR M-16 SPR, Rock River Compass Lake .22 Kriss and other models that may not be listed.
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Product Reviews
(7 Ratings, 6 Reviews) |
Average Rating:
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GREAT MAG
Jon Farster
(Dixon, IL)
3/5/2020 12:00 PM
I have 2 AR's in dedicated 22lr. one is a CMMG conversion and the other is a 2A Arms and both lowers are Aero Precision. The Cmmg came with their mags and are total junk. The 2A came with a metal lip Black Dogs and one so far has failed because the metal lip came loose but they fit perfectly in the mag well. These 32RD mags are the best mags I have ever used, 200 rounds and not 1 miss feed. Some reviews state you will need to sand down for a good fit, not so in my case. These mags are easy to load and I like the new designed metal lip. I highly recommend this mag for AR 22 conversions.
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Fantastic!
Ben Cannon
(Darien, GA)
7/14/2016 6:20 AM
I cycle a lot of 22lr thru my .556 using a CMMG conversion which works great. The included mag worked well but was a pain to load. These mags solved the problem. So far they have fed perfecly. Only small gripe is they are a bit tight in an Anderson receiver. Still they are 5 star! Love em!
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Fun and easy to use.
Corey Strain
(Navarre, FL)
6/29/2012 10:50 PM
I have three of these for plinking. All mine have been very reliable and the thumb tabs for loading make them very enjoyable. They are a little long but the ease of loading outweighs that negative feature. I would love to see the 26 and 15 round mags with an option for the same loading feature.
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Sweet Mag for .22 Conversions
Warren Woolsey
(Kemah, TX)
6/15/2012 9:50 PM
I bought two of these mags for my ArmaLite M15-22, and I have to say, THEY ARE GREAT... The ArmaLite M15-22 is basically just an M15 lower, with their own, dedicated, CMMG based upper. The Standard CMMG mags are TERRIBLE, I put around 1K rounds threw mine, and it was already showing a LOT of wear on the feed lips. After MUCH research, the BDM mags seemed ideal, so I bough two... I COULD NOT BE HAPPIER with my purchase. I have around 5K rounds threw each of the two mags, and the only issues I have had have been purely user error (putting upward pressure on the Mag while firing will cause the rounds to stick straight up when a attempting to feed). On my last trip to the range, another shooter saw my mags, and wanted to try them on his .22 AR... He had a dedicated .22 AR (cant remember the make), but the mags seemed to work well for him as well... I will be purchasing about 3 more of these mags here in a week or two, I cant say enough good things about them...
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Didn't function in my Kuehl upper
Dave Myers
(Sevierville, TN)
10/27/2011 9:54 AM
Bought 3 of these, none functioned in my Kuehl dedicated .22 M16 upper. I did not try them in semi-auto, as that's not what I bought them for. On the plus side, these seem very well-constructed, and the BDM steel-lip XFORM mags run like a sewing machine in FA in my gun, as do the 50-rd drums. These gave me a jam every 2-4 rounds- again, in FA only.
The two star rating is SOLELY for my FA experience, not for product quality; they likely function fine in SA, and couldn't be easier to load.
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