Ruger LX-1 Left-Hand 10/22 Rotary Magazine 10-Round .22 LR

Description

If you own a left-handed 10/22, this is the only magazine that will work with your rifle. Ruger engineered the LX-1 as a complete mirror image of their standard rotary magazine, so the feed lips, rotor, and overall geometry are all reversed to accommodate left-hand feeding and ejection. It's not just a different follower color; the magazine rotates counter-clockwise instead of clockwise, which means a standard right-hand magazine literally won't load in your left-handed receiver.

Instantly Identifiable Left-Hand Design

The green follower and embossed "10SHOTLH" marking on the end cap make it impossible to confuse with standard magazines. This design choice keeps you from accidentally grabbing a wrong mag during a competition or range session. The black plastic body with steel feed lips is the same durable construction you'd expect from Ruger's factory magazines, tested to handle thousands of rounds without any degradation in reliability.

Why These Magazines Matter

Left-handed 10/22 owners face a unique challenge that standard ammunition can't solve. When you're working with an ambidextrous platform like most AR-15s or traditional rifles, you've got options. The 10/22 isn't built that way. Ruger's left-handed Competition model is a completely new rifle design, and it demands magazines engineered specifically for it. The LX-1 fills that gap with the same straightforward, proven design philosophy that makes the 10/22 platform so reliable in the first place. The 10-round rotary format keeps the magazine flush with the stock, so it won't snag or interfere whether you're shooting prone, from a bench, or through magazine changes in rapid succession.