Which extended mag release do you fellas recommend for a STOCK BX trigger group, the only mod I also have on order is the VQ bolt release? Does the Ruger on work in the BX group. Thanks.
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if you're going to swap out the factory extended release..I like the Volquartsen
shown here on a BX trigger assembly, in a Pike Arms alloy housing...
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shown here on a BX trigger assembly, in a Pike Arms alloy housing...
The link says it is not compatable with the BX trigger?if you're going to swap out the factory extended release..I like the Volquartsen
shown here on a BX trigger assembly, in a Pike Arms alloy housing...
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These are my favorite. Look like they were designed for the 10/22. Simple and easy to reach, but don't hang down like the really long ones. Timber Creek. Have them on all six of my guns. Available in various colors. Are made from billet anodized aluminum.
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I like Brimstone's mag release.
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Brimstone 10/22 Pull Magazine Release
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I have one the curves back over the trigger guard and like it, much easier to release the mag with one finger.
This is my favorite. You can use it left or right handed and should come factory on them. It takes just your index finger to drop a mag and they flow very well with the trigger guard. 10/22® EXTENDED MAGAZINE RELEASE | Brownells
I had the old 'flat' release, thought I wanted an extended and got a factory one. It has been fine for plinking and general shooting out back. Then I took the rifle on a walkabout on the back 40.......the carry/balance point is about where the release is. I am not confident I wont have an accidental mag drop 'somewhere'.
I am thinking of putting the original back in but with a small button-head screw in it to feel where it is.
I am thinking of putting the original back in but with a small button-head screw in it to feel where it is.
Im not a big fan of the long levers, nor of the flat ones either . I have some of the hybrids , and the PC stick ones. Just so used to the regular oem ones that is what I-always reach for. Muscle memory is hard to un learn.
Some of my rifles still have the original flush push up, some have the next factory progression stubby lever. I think my favorite isn't being made anymore. It was shaped just like the tac sol but made out of plastic. Its just so easy to move your trigger finger forward and drop the mag. Where I really came to like that release was my first trip out west to a varmint colony where we shot 1 to 2 K a day at the bench. When your on the front rest and on a rear bag the last thing you want to do is fumble around with some hoaky mag release when the shooting is fast & furious. For my style of shooting I can tell you what I won't use. Anything long lever or anything metallic. If your out all day in the hot sun the metallic gets too hot, is abrasive if you catch it on things and it will chip the glass if you shoot out of vehicles. For the trigger groups I'm building ahead I'm using the Ruger stubby lever and the Ruger Charger lever. Its all personal preference guys, use what you like and works for you and we have a good selection to choose from.
Ruger Extended Mag Release Ruger 10/22 Polymer Black about 20 bucks when on sale.
Ruger Extended Mag Release Ruger 10/22 Polymer Black about 20 bucks when on sale.
I have been using and like the Tac-Sol Extended release on a build in a Magpul stock. Trying out their Performance release on another build that's in a chassis with B5 pistol grip. Didn't like the how Extended wrapped all the way around the trigger guard when using the pistol grip. Performance works better for me on a pistol grip setup. I wasn't a fan of the stock paddle or the Volquarsten extended release.
I was surprised that Magnum Research used a flat release on their proprietary trigger group.its a nice trigger, metal housing , etc,
Came on my Steel barrel WMR.
I pm d them for a schematic, to which the replied , “ nope” I then asked if they had an extended mag release for it, same answer. I then asked if the 1022 parts would work, and they said, “ after some modification “ I think they train their customer service people to work for jwh, or the airlines .
Came on my Steel barrel WMR.
I pm d them for a schematic, to which the replied , “ nope” I then asked if they had an extended mag release for it, same answer. I then asked if the 1022 parts would work, and they said, “ after some modification “ I think they train their customer service people to work for jwh, or the airlines .
I have the long kidd release that fits under the trigger guard .no danger of catching it when in the field and easy to drop mag with little finger.
I have used some inexpensive ones in the past, but purchased a Volquartsen and really like it the best.
I like those plastic paddles too, they are probably the lightest option.
I have the dual action one from Tandemkross too and I find it so chonky
I have the dual action one from Tandemkross too and I find it so chonky
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