Page 3 - Beretta PX4 Storm .177 magazine Reviews

It works!

I'd make it of metal instead of plastic. Metal would give more heft to the gun's feel. It's slow to load. One pellet or bb. at a time is a drag.

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the concept of flipping the magazine for 8 more shots

be sure pellets are seated, I use a slightly sharpened dowel to press pellets in

Two of these came with the pistol "package". I've fired over 1,000 pellets thru these with zero jams or misfires. I also tried BB's, and they are a bit more difficult to load.

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They don't seem to be showing any signs of wear, so overall I'm very pleased with their performance. I've ordered two more magazines.

only mag that works

price

great gun

Excelant value,easily loadable magazine, good accuracy

user friendly accessory rail

I had a difficult time stabilizing the Red Dot scope using the univeral mount. It was necessary to grind down the aluminum to allow the receiver to operate proberly and shim the accessory rail to secure the mount

Works well

No problems so far,Working well for me

This was an additional addition to my Beretta PX4.

Nothing, this magazine works well.

When buying a Berreta PX4, don't forget to purchase extra magazines for maximum fun plinking.

8 rounds x 2 for 16 shots without picking up another magazine.

Nothing - but see recommendation below...

The mag is fussy about the type of pellet it likes. Get the wrong one and it will jam (chambered rotary) or fall on the ground (bottom rotary). I have shot more than 100 rounds of RWS 9.0gn SuperMags. I get the occasional misfire but ZERO JAMs. I also get tighter groups. So please try this pellet, PyramydAir has a pellet discount program too! As the magazine breaks in I know the pellet fit will relax a little - this should prevent the occasional misfire. And as the weather warms up there should be more pressure to work with. Recommended for all those PX4 users.

Can use pellets which admittedly I rarely do. Magnet which makes loading a lot easier. Lightweight!

Flange broke on the brand new (Loaded & fired about 4 times) mag. where the rotary clip sits. Stronger magnet so loaded bbs don't fall out. Something to grab the mag. after it is ejected since the gun has a weak emptying spring and you have to use fingertips to pick it out of the grip.

Markman bbs are a bit of a tight fit in the mag. I believe that they grouped better than the daisy premiers but I need to do more shooting to confirm.

Since you already own a BERETTA PX STORM and know what a great pistol it is these extra clips will add to the fun of shooting . You don't need to buy them because of breakage , because they are built RIGHT . So have fun and go at it with rapid fire the gun will take it !

a lower cost is always nice

Just load up 3 or 4 clips and have fun , Oh and by the way PYRAMYD AIR has the LOWEST PRICE ANYWHERE ! !

These mags work great and they were not expensive..

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Factory part, works well with my PX4 Storm.

I would have liked to see the magazine made out of metal as some other reviewers have mentioned as well.

This magazine is a must for any PX4 Storm owner! I would suggest getting at least two extra so you don't have to stop and reload all the time.

Being able to buy the real product for the storm, as good as the original that came with the gun.

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you can't beat pyramyd air for products and service.

Brianag618; As I have stated in other reviews of diffrent types of .177cal Magazines as well as .43cal Ram Paintball Magazines, you can never have enough Mag's when shooting. The more you have the longer you shoot w/o having to stop and reload. In short the more you have the better.

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The only problem with most of the Magazines being sold, is to find a Magazine holder that will either fit on a duty belt or on a vest. I have found that the Mag's are larger then the Magazine holders being sold, PM Purchesing needs to match the Magazines up with belt holders or vest holders to hold them correctly. They are either to deep or to short. Other wise the Mag's them self are great. When using BB's with this Mag you have to watch out that you do not bump them to hard or the BB's will fall out even though there is a magnet to hold them in place,

Inexpensive. Same as what you get with the PX4.

Buy 2 extras . My PX4 runs out of CO2 at about 3 clips (48 shots).

Works and fits perfectly with my gun. No loading issues and falls as freely as the clip that comes with the gun.

Nothing. I own two Beretta PX4 Storms and each has an extra clip. Soon I'll be purchasing a third and will do the same with it as well.

Always purchase extra clips!

Holds BBs just fine. Daisy pellets do well also. Haven't tried other pellets but the flat nosed would be best. This is a MUST for px4 storm owners. The more the merrier!

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Easy to load ammo, very durable ABS plastic, clicks when properly inserted into pistol. All in all, a very intuative and ingeneous product by Beretta ! (UMAREX)..

It doesn't hold BBs very well, might be because they're slightly smaller than pellets.

If you're a lucky Beretta PX4 Storm owner, this is a must have for continous shooting action. I bought 2 spare clips, making 3 clips in total = 48 strong shots. If you wanna re-load a few more, go right ahead but the first 48 will be the best ones !

Excellent magazine. Easy to load into the weapon with a confident "click" assuring successful insertion (but see below). Feeds very reliably. I have never had a jam or misfire. I purchased from Pyramyd to supplement the magazine I already had (for reasons discussed below). Relatively easy to load. No problem with any of the ammunition I've used with my gun.

I would always prefer sturdier construction. I haven't run enough rounds through the weapon yet to see if these mags hold up over time. But, current construction seems OK, particularly for the money. While this is more of a PX4 issue than a mag issue, the confident "click confirming successful insertion is great, but for right handed handlers who holster at the small of the back, it is all too easy to hit the mag release button by accident. If you the pull the weapon out or put it away, the magazine can fall out. Unlike the magazine that came with my weapon (which, superficially, appears identical to these), the magazines I purchased from Pyramyd tend to be difficult to remove even if you press the mag release. They will, however, descend sufficiently (I think) so that the weapon will not fire. [I won't take chances with an improperly inserted magazine, either in a regular weapon or in a CO2 weapon, so I've never tried it. The potential for problems and accidents just isn't worth it.] This is good news and bad news. It is good news because, since it is all too easy to hit the mag release, if - actually, when - that happens you won't lose the magazine. The mag that came with my weapon is always disappearing. If you hit the mag release, it drops out at the first opportunity. With the mags I purchased from Pyramyd, I just have to push on the bottom of the magazine - and get the click again - to assure the magazine is properly inserted before firing, or - if I want to put the weapon away or remove the magazine to reload it - I have to use some small tool to coax the mag out of the gun. But, I am unlikely to lose the Pyramyd magazines.