Ruger gen 2 in 22 arc feeding issues

[D@l@N]

I have a Ruger American GEN 2 in 22 arc and I am having a heck of a time getting it to feed correctly. Last round jamming due to incorrect angle, roughing throughout is there anything anyone has done to the factory mag to improve or is the best way to just drop it in a chassis with DBM?

 

[coyotekilla]

Your best fix is to turn it into a savage 110 core series, or howa mini ...

Your second best is to chassis it with something that uses aics mags.

 

[Stinky Coyote]

Pretty sure I recall similar from Grendel gen1’s running 10 round AR mags, only on the range and slow stroking...does it still do it if you cycle it quick? Give it a shot. No biggie for us as hunters as wheels fell off long before we could get to the 10th round and will be cycling with speed no doubt. On the range also no biggie unless you in competition where you should be rolling speedy anyway if’n getting to 10th shot? Something about the angle of the last round and how it jumps off follower vs jumping off another round. And as I figured out only if slow stroking it, just kept in mind to cycle ours like we mean it and nothing else to remember.

 

[Stinky Coyote]

play with 2 rounds at home, see how the one jumps off the other and the last one jumps off the follower, different speeds etc., if those are the mags you're using you may find what I did above, it's pretty easy to figure out if it's exactly same issue, speed helped that last one get into the funnel before it could tip too far and miss it completely