Magazine ID help please

Ricci.Wright

No markings, about 9" long, maybe 25 rounds of .22 LR. The only way I see to secure it in a mag well is the notch about 2" down on the inside of the curve. Thank you guys in advance.

dcon12

Too bad you don't have a way to take a picture! Don

kannoneer

You're welcome....in advance.

Ricci.Wright

Hey!! Stop it!! I am old and I forgot to post the three photos I took of the mag. From now on any abuse should be directed at Ken instead of me. Thank you again.    Anybody know what the hell the purple cat signifies???

Ricci.Wright

You mean "you're welcome, not your welcome which would mean you were referring to my personal welcome. It's ok, don't thank me. You're welcome.   

Grasshopper

I believe that is the Bingham 22 magazine conversion for the 10-22, but you have to have the conversion.

TRAP55

Grasshopper said:

I believe that is the Bingham 22 magazine conversion for the 10-22, but you have to have the conversion.

This^^^, and it fits some of the Bingham made .22's as well.

dcon12

I thought the mags for a Bingham were hard to come by? Don

brier-49

dcon12 said:

I thought the mags for a Bingham were hard to come by? Don

Not this one , Don

neatguns

Auto Ordnance Thompson 1927 .22LR. Round notch in front seam of mag is where the mag catch engages. 
Bingham uses same body but with square notch on back spine. 

Ricci.Wright

Thank you Sir!! I do not have the adapter so it's probably not worth much.

NeoBlackdog

Ricci.Wright said:

Thank you Sir!! I do not have the adapter so it's probably not worth much.

Numrich has the adapter for $22.    At this point in time, though, a Ruger BX-25 is an easier way to go.  

armilite

Well it wouldn't fit my Bingham

Sam06

That loaded magazine on your table scares me.

Ricci.Wright

Please don't be afraid, it's .40 S&W and is now considered obsolete. As a mater of fact that mag is loaded with Hornady TAP which I think really is obsolete.