(2128)

Promag Ruger Mini 223rem 10 round

Name: Promag Ruger Mini 223rem 10 round
Brand: ProMag
Price: 26.59 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.27 (75 reviews)

US $26.59/ea

Was US $27.99

Save US $1.40 (5% off)

Condition:

New

Sale ends in: 1d 12h

Quantity:

5 available67 sold

Bulk savings quantity 1

Bulk savings:

Buy 2 or more for 25.26 each one

This one's trending. 67 have already sold.

Breathe easy. Returns accepted.

Shipping:

Free USPS Media MailTM.

Located in: Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

Delivery:

Estimated between Fri, May 23 and Wed, May 28 to 43230

Returns:

30 days returns. Buyer pays for return shipping. If you use an eBay shipping label, it will be deducted from your refund amount.

Payments:

Special financing available. See terms and apply now- for PayPal Credit, opens in a new window or tab

Earn up to 5x points when you use your eBay Mastercard®. Learn moreabout earning points with eBay Mastercard

Shop with confidence

eBay Money Back Guarantee

Get the item you ordered or your money back. Learn moreeBay Money Back Guarantee - opens new window or tab

Report this item - opens in new window or tab

Seller assumes all responsibility for this listing.

eBay item number:326405715049

Last updated on May 16, 2025 15:38:04 PDTView all revisionsView all revisions

Item specifics

Condition: New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging (where packaging is ... New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging (where packaging is applicable). Packaging should be the same as what is found in a retail store, unless the item is handmade or was packaged by the manufacturer in non-retail packaging, such as an unprinted box or plastic bag. See the seller's listing for full details. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab

Gauge/Caliber: .223 Remington

Material: Steel

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

UPC: 0708279005237

Brand: ProMag

Model: Mini-14

For Gun Type: Rifle

Number of Rounds: 10

About this product

Product Identifiers

Brand

ProMag

GTIN

0708279005237

UPC

0708279005237

Model

Mini-14

eBay Product ID (ePID)

1508524425

Product Key Features

Number of Rounds

For Gun Type

Rifle

Item description from the seller

About this seller

Joined Feb 2009

Shop EZ Gun Mags for a variety of pistol and rifle magazines at great low prices! We specialize in quality factory and aftermarket gun magazines.

Visit store Contact

Detailed seller ratings

Average for the last 12 months

Accurate description

4.7

Reasonable shipping cost

5.0

Shipping speed

4.9

Communication

4.8

PistolRifleAccessoriesOther

Seller feedback (1,733)

This item (11)

All items (1,733)

k***1 (279)- Feedback left by buyer.
Past 6 months
Verified purchase
Shipped quick. Item was in perfect condition. Good seller.
o***t (1155)- Feedback left by buyer.
Past 6 months
Verified purchase
Very nice magazines and quick shipping too. Thanks A+++ Seller!
g***a (530)- Feedback left by buyer.
Past month
Verified purchase
Great mag. And fast delivery

See all feedback

Product ratings and reviews

Learn more

4.3

75 product ratings

48 users rated this 5 out of 5 stars
11 users rated this 4 out of 5 stars
9 users rated this 3 out of 5 stars
2 users rated this 2 out of 5 stars
5 users rated this 1 out of 5 stars

Would recommend

Good value

Good quality

Most relevant reviews

See all 61 reviews

by 1262joachim
Jan 13, 2017Top favorable review
Good but needs a little help
The overall quality is very good. However I am surprised that none of the reviewers commented on the follower. The problem is, though the follower holds open the bolt after the last round, but not by engaging the boltstop lever. Instead the follower is getting in front of the bolt face and holds the bolt to the rear in that manner. That is not how it supposed to work because , now when you remove the magazine the bolt will go forward since it was not held back by the boltstop but by the follower. It is an easy fix if you are a little handy with your tools. I fixed it by installing a sheet metal extansion below the follower that pushes the follower a somewhat to the left, thereby allowing the protrusion on the left rear of the follower to engage the boltstop lever like it was meant to ... The overall quality is very good. However I am surprised that none of the reviewers commented on the follower. The problem is, though the follower holds open the bolt after the last round, but not by engaging the boltstop lever. Instead the follower is getting in front of the bolt face and holds the bolt to the rear in that manner. That is not how it supposed to work because , now when you remove the magazine the bolt will go forward since it was not held back by the boltstop but by the follower. It is an easy fix if you are a little handy with your tools. I fixed it by installing a sheet metal extansion below the follower that pushes the follower a somewhat to the left, thereby allowing the protrusion on the left rear of the follower to engage the boltstop lever like it was meant to do. My Mini14 is of the older 184 Series. I really like the magazine baseplate since it is very close to the baseplate of the five round original Ruger magazine. I would buy this magazine again , good material , good fit , good looking , easy fix for the minor issue with the follower. Since I can not give it 4.5 stars I rate it four stars.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: woodburyoutfitters
by tredlite
Jul 27, 2016Top critical review
Poor fit required some rework
To determine the quality and function of this ProMag magazine, I used a factory Ruger 10 round magazine as my baseline. ProMag's magazine, which is very well made and finished, looks great. However, looks alone are not enough. Inserting the magazine took considerable force with 10 rounds in it and the rifle bolt closed. Taking out a round and less resistance was encountered. It inserts better with the bolt locked open. But keep in mind that unless you want a round in the chamber, you don't want to insert the magazine with an open bolt. I made note of this, because it means that there is inadequate internal travel when fully loaded. Also, the actual fit in the magazine well is not great. It wobbles a bit once in, but it binds as you rock it back to latch. I noticed that this is due to ... To determine the quality and function of this ProMag magazine, I used a factory Ruger 10 round magazine as my baseline. ProMag's magazine, which is very well made and finished, looks great. However, looks alone are not enough. Inserting the magazine took considerable force with 10 rounds in it and the rifle bolt closed. Taking out a round and less resistance was encountered. It inserts better with the bolt locked open. But keep in mind that unless you want a round in the chamber, you don't want to insert the magazine with an open bolt. I made note of this, because it means that there is inadequate internal travel when fully loaded. Also, the actual fit in the magazine well is not great. It wobbles a bit once in, but it binds as you rock it back to latch. I noticed that this is due to some interference, which scraped off the blued finish the top rear on the magazine on both sides. I will use a machinist's stone to polish the steel at those locations and fit should improve. Quality of materials is very good, by the way. Feeding... So far, I have not experienced feed issues, but I've only shot XM193 55 grain FMJ ammo to date. I have purchased some Russian .223 steel case ammo and some M855 62 grain FMJ as well. I'll try both during my next range visit. One more thing to note.. Fully loaded, the spring force pushes the polymer floor plate away from the steel shell of the magazine. Installed in the rifle with 10 rounds and a closed bolt, it looked worse. I could only wonder if the floor plate would eventually pop off. With this in mind I disassembled the magazine, first by sliding off the floor plate. Under the floor plate is an injection molded lower spring guide, that also serves to take up interior volume and limit capacity to ten rounds. I removed it, and reassembled the magazine. Immediately, I could feel a reduction in spring force on the cartridge follower. This was expected as the spring is under less compression. I loaded the mag with ten rounds. Pushing them out with my thumb, feed was smoother with less pressure on the cartridge retainer lips. If you really push hard, you can jam an eleventh round into the magazine, by it is extremely tight and I could not get the magazine to install into the rifle. Suffice to say that for all practical purposes, it is still a 10 round mag. With ten rounds, the magazine now installs into the well without the excessive force required before I removed the lower guide/spacer. There is no gap between the floor plate and the magazine. I emptied the mag and loaded four 5.56 mm snap caps into it. Operating the bolt manually, I cycled each snap cap through the action. There were no issues feeding the last one, where spring force is the least. I repeated this with the factory Ruger mag and could observe no difference in function between them. If anything, the ProMag feeds smoother than the Ruger mag. I will test the reworked magazine at the range this weekend. I expect it to function well with all three types of ammo on hand. This ProMag magazine has some design issues related to limiting capacity to 10 rounds. The bottom spring guide is the major culprit, but the bolt hold-open tab on the cartridge follower is a bit too tall as well. This contributed to the excessive force required to install the magazine with the rifle's bolt closed. Moving .010" of material with a jeweler's file and taking out the lower spring guide appears to have solved all issues I experienced. If you're handy and not adverse to reworking the magazine as I did, the ProMag magazine can be made to fit and function well. At less than half the price of a factory mag, you may find it worth the effort as I did.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: woodburyoutfitters
by 4657odie
Sep 12, 2018
Words well with a few issues
Bought two mags. A review I read noted difficulty in loading 10 rounds, I had the same issue. I did what he said he did in removing the plastic spring base at bottom of mag. That then allowed 10 rds. to be loaded. With 10 rds. loaded, one of the mags bulged out at the bottom which looked as if the base plate might pop off. I mic'd the mag at the bottom and compared it to the other mag which did not have that problem and discovered that it was a fair bit wider. I very carefully compressed the sides in my press(with bottom plate and spring removed) so now the bottom plate fits tighter. Loaded 10 rds. and no more problems. With the bolt closed, both mags seem to install a bit harder (fully loaded) than the 5 rd. Ruger mag. All in all they should work good for the plinker or target ... Bought two mags. A review I read noted difficulty in loading 10 rounds, I had the same issue. I did what he said he did in removing the plastic spring base at bottom of mag. That then allowed 10 rds. to be loaded. With 10 rds. loaded, one of the mags bulged out at the bottom which looked as if the base plate might pop off. I mic'd the mag at the bottom and compared it to the other mag which did not have that problem and discovered that it was a fair bit wider. I very carefully compressed the sides in my press(with bottom plate and spring removed) so now the bottom plate fits tighter. Loaded 10 rds. and no more problems. With the bolt closed, both mags seem to install a bit harder (fully loaded) than the 5 rd. Ruger mag. All in all they should work good for the plinker or target shooter.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: bestdealsaround_8
by flashotter
Apr 09, 2018
Typical problems
I've read reviews for Promag and Ruger genuine10rd mini 14 magazines and they both received mixed reviews, it seems there's something about the 10rd mags because the 5rd and 20rd both receive great reviews.These particular ones do not have any manufacturer's name on them so not sure if it's Promag like the ad says or not. I didn't experience jamming but the bolt wouldn't close a few times and I had to push the bolt closed every time with these mags. It seems the spring tension may be too hard with 10 rounds in the magazine because I didn't experience any problems with 8 rounds in the mag. I've read reviews for Promag and Ruger genuine10rd mini 14 magazines and they both received mixed reviews, it seems there's something about the 10rd mags because the 5rd and 20rd both receive great reviews.These particular ones do not have any manufacturer's name on them so not sure if it's Promag like the ad says or not. I didn't experience jamming but the bolt wouldn't close a few times and I had to push the bolt closed every time with these mags. It seems the spring tension may be too hard with 10 rounds in the magazine because I didn't experience any problems with 8 rounds in the mag.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: vincent19262
by s0nnyburnett
Feb 06, 2019
Worse than the Ruger mags
Dimensional copy of the Ruger 10 round mag. Still can't insert a full magazine with the bolt closed, Promag had a chance to fix it but passed on it. Mine do hold open the bolt when the magazine is empty, I saw some complaints about that but haven't experienced it. Metal is thinner and has some sharp edges that might need a little deburring with a file or sandpaper to smooth them over to get the mag to insert and remove better. Springs are pretty stiff out of the box. There's no writing or stamps for Promag or the model anywhere on the magazine for some reason. If you're hoping these will alleviate any problems you had with the Ruger mags you won't find it here. Yes these are cheaper but I wouldn't call them good value, maybe for 15 bucks I might. They need a little work and do the job ... Dimensional copy of the Ruger 10 round mag. Still can't insert a full magazine with the bolt closed, Promag had a chance to fix it but passed on it. Mine do hold open the bolt when the magazine is empty, I saw some complaints about that but haven't experienced it. Metal is thinner and has some sharp edges that might need a little deburring with a file or sandpaper to smooth them over to get the mag to insert and remove better. Springs are pretty stiff out of the box. There's no writing or stamps for Promag or the model anywhere on the magazine for some reason. If you're hoping these will alleviate any problems you had with the Ruger mags you won't find it here. Yes these are cheaper but I wouldn't call them good value, maybe for 15 bucks I might. They need a little work and do the job adequately I suppose.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: kernetacticalllc

Promag Ruger Mini 223rem 10 round

Shop with confidence

Item specifics

About this product

Product Identifiers

Product Key Features

Item description from the seller

EZgunmags

94.4% positive feedback•12K items sold

Detailed seller ratings

Popular categories from this store

Seller feedback (1,733)

Product ratings and reviews

Most relevant reviews

Good but needs a little help

Poor fit required some rework

Words well with a few issues

Typical problems

Worse than the Ruger mags

More to explore :

Shop Top Sellers and Highly Rated Products in Firearm Magazines

Best Sellers

Top Rated

EZgunmags

94.4% positive feedback•12K items sold

Detailed seller ratings

Popular categories from this store

Seller feedback (1,733)

Picture 1 of 1

Promag Ruger Mini 223rem 10 round

Shop with confidence

Item specifics

About this product

Product Identifiers

Product Key Features

Item description from the seller

EZgunmags

94.4% positive feedback•12K items sold

Detailed seller ratings

Popular categories from this store

Seller feedback (1,733)

Product ratings and reviews

Most relevant reviews

Good but needs a little help

Poor fit required some rework

Words well with a few issues

Typical problems

Worse than the Ruger mags

More to explore :

Shop Top Sellers and Highly Rated Products in Firearm Magazines

Best Sellers

Top Rated

Related Searches