Evanix Single Mag, Fits Speed, Conquest, Max & Rainstorm II, .22 Cal, 11rds

Huge improvement over the original mags. The pellets hold the magazine in position rather than a little plastic ratchet that quickly broke on the old ones.

smooth feed, easy to load into gun

Price, firearm friends shocked when I tell them how much these are. Also VERY pricy when compared to a lot of others but cheaper than a few.

Gotta have them and the Evanix guns are excellent!

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price of postage is, shocking.

magazines to suit evanix ---plastic , are complex, wear to fast , and mal function.--------------will avoid them in future BAD NEWS. in fact i will avoid all evanix products.

Sturdy made. Good quality. Please don't drop it still, it's not made for that. It has a ball bearing locking mechanism that will lock it in place once it's in the right position. No second guessing. The base also has a small lip that will guide you as you slip it on the slot of the gun. I love the spring load loading system. The lip and the ball bearing face the front of the gun.

Less plastic more metal (Aluminium). A little pricey considering it was mass produced anyway.

After I finish loading it, I tend to release the spring tension so it will not wear out the spring. Maybe just paranoia. Choose your pellet. Too long pellets will get stuck. Size it up first. I love JSB Diablo.

They work very well. Some people complain that you have to press the pellets in, but you do that in some way with any pellet magazine. They are fast to load after you do it a couple times.

They seem just fine.

Consider whether you want the single or double magazine. The double is better when doing lots of shooting. You can load a double almost as fast as a single. However, since the double sticks out one side, it can get pushed out of place if you lay the rifle on its side in the case. So if laying it down a lot, use the single as it stays in place on its side or in a case. The double is more fun, but can get pushed out of place in a case (if you leave it loaded in the case or are just laying it down for a break). You can never have too many magazines. Get some singles and doubles.

It's come with new model hold 11 pellets. Aluminum alloy cylinder. The old mag that came with my gun is hold only 10 pellets and build with plastic cylinder.

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Buy it, if you want as spare.