Page 3 - Air Venturi Avenger Magazine, .22 Reviews

pyramyd service is excelent .

make them out of a less brittle plastic. tail on spring needs to be longer.

they are fragile,dont drop them. load carefully.

works fine

nothing to change it works

if you need one buy one

works fine

not much to change when they work properly

You can never have enough

I like the ease of loading these! They fit real secure and they don't allow you to free fire the weapon accidentally.

The only issue I have had is with the .25 version of these. They will not cycle the slugs in my avenger without first removing it from the gun.

not sure yet. Came in very quick. Have not used yet

the ease that they load

nothing, maybe make a 12 round mag for the 25, and 15 for the 22 cal

it loads at a slight angle and you have to feel it click in and then you are good to go haven't had any problems with loading pellets or slugs

Just like the factory mags that shipped with my Avenger. The spring feels like it might be a little stronger.

Nothing

Works fine

Nothing

I had a broken spring or the spring came undone either way, I tried to fix it myself and just couldn't do it so I sent it back as defective and P/A sent me a New one at no charge. That's what I call "CUSTOMER CARE". I will be customer always with PyramydAir and will promote them to All...

Easy to load and they work well

Well, I do like the operation of the mags except this one broke after a few uses

This is a third magazine for my Avenger. 2 came with the gun from factory and wanted another. The 2 that came with gun work perfectly. This one worked fine 3 times, when I loaded it the 4th time it seems like the spring broke internally because it will not advance the pellets anymore. Sent it back for a replacement, waiting for the new one to come in now

Works flawlessly. Price is easy on the wallet. What else can you wish for?

None as yet. Construction, materials and spring torque on the mags are good. Durability remains to be seen. Too early to tell.

Also fits the Umarex Origin .22 cal. Dimensions are virtually identical with the mags that come with the Origin I have. Load the same, feed and shoot the same. No idea if it will fit the Gauntlet .22, which I don't have.

Works great in my rifle.

Shipping service.

I would buy from someone else because P/A only uses FedEx and the cost of shipping is more than the item purchased.

Inexpensive but I guess we get what we pay for.

Improve quality of magazines. I've had 2 out of 5 fail under 3 months. I refilled them no more than 15 times so they shouldn't have failed so soon.

When they failed, I was not able to repair them. I thought it was a simple spring adjustment, but it might be that the spring is not able to handle the task.

OEM product

none

A needed extra

I had not the opportunity to test the magazine because I am waiting for the compressor.JULIO

I liked the advantages of having the magazines.

Use heavier springs and insure the magazines are timed properly. I have had one that the spring has failed, pyramid air replaced it , I have two that repeatedly send a flyer on the same shot. I have not complained to pyramyd air because I feel that having 3 out of 5 mags having a problem does not speak well for the mags getting any better. I learned to not put pellet in that slot and hope the springs hold up.

If you need extra mags you should know that the Marauder mags work like a dream and have a much stronger spring!

Enjoying the rifle! mags i bought was great...work well...easy to load...the one that was supplied with the rifle was DOA, but the new ones were excellent!

I think since it was referb that the original was worn...thats all...

I like having the 10 shots with the Seneca PCP, it is really a great rifle and is good on quick follow up shots on multiple targets (2-3 squirrels for instance).

However, I bought 2 of the 22 cal rotary magazines with my rifle and BOTH of them ceased working. I went on line to find a You Tube video to tell me how to fix them. Good news, Bad news. Using the directions in the video, I was able to fix one of the magazines but not the other. I disassembled and rebuilt the one that I finally gave up on probably 6-7 times. The one that was successful, I was able to fix with one try. So, with the cost of two of the magazines, I have one functioning magazine. It appears the problem is with the spring and how it is held in the magazine. It is difficult to tell because when the magazine is disassembled, the spring moves. I can't tell how it was being held but the failure indicates a spring failure.

Item included one rotary 10 round magazine and fill probe with the seneca aspen.

This rotary magazine should be made with better material instead of cheap plastic parts that easily break with light usage.

Test your rotary magazine for proper operation and order spares for backup.

It's a rotary magazine

Reevaluate the spring mechanism, it keeps breaking

Quality and price