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it's Multi Shot

the material it's made out of

Be delicate with it

Its nice to have more than one shot

I think the magnet should be stronger

Its Fast and Fun works great

So far works flawless. Its also small and not Obtrusive.

Cant think of anything. I like it

I like it enough, that a bought a second one.
Just load it properly and you should have no issues

Nice basic design. Feeds Crosman Premiers, (.22 cal.), very smoothly.

Provide loading instructions. Most people load it incorrectly at first. YouTube has a nice video that explains clearly how to load this magazine.

The plastic magazine holds seven pellets and at times becomes difficult and annoying to get all seven pellets in, while others drop out binding against spring tension. Too flimsy.

I think if the plastic cover can easily come off come off when empty with a snap in keyed screw with a knurled head. Then once all seven pellets are loaded in, the plastic cover is placed in with the keyed screw, the knurled headed screw is turned clockwise to a stopping point which puts tension on the spring. It will take a little sturdier case but would be easier in the long run.

Nothing else

Quality and price

Good points I own 7 of these for my Diana Chase .22 Pistol This allows loading 49 rounds when replacing the CO2 cartridge; & is an excellent way of keeping track of the shot count (50) per cartridge They load easily (see below) and operate smoothly; There is no impact on accuracy as far as I can tell.

Bad points The VERY BIG DOWNSIDE is that there is no lockout that will keep you from cocking the gun a 2nd time thus jamming a pellet on top of the one already in the breech. This will also jam the magazine in the gun. The only way I have found to clear the jam is to remove the barrel, clear the pellet, and remove the magazine. A PITA at best; especially since when replacing the barrel, alignment with the set screws is not at all precise It is essential to mark the barrel for precise realignment. Sighting the front site square to the rear also helps The solution I have come to for avoiding a jam is to discipline myself not to cock the gun after taking a shot; unless ready to shoot again immediately. If I do cock it the shot must be taken before setting the gun down That's also good safety practice BTW

If you try to load the magazines from the instructions in the Chaser Pistol manual you will be frustrated.
There are good instructions on the internet about how to do this.
PA does not (understandably) allow reviews to contain links
If you search How to Load a Diana Stormrider Magazine you will get good results and learn in 4 minutes 24 seconds

This magazine is easy to load and functions in both my Chaser and Bandit. Size iallows you to use the standard sights or a scope with a medium to high scope mount.

Packaging with ALL PA products is below par compared to their competition. One of my magazines was damaged in shipment. They put the small boxes with the mags in a shipping envelop. Thanks to the outstanding PA customer service, I was shipped a replacement promptly. This also came in a plain shipping envelope, but waw not damaged,

Sales and customer service a PA couldn't be better. Unfortunately they are often out of items for extended periods and I am forced to purchase items from the competition.

As ALWAYS ....If has Anything to do with Air Guns,Accesories,etc.,I check Pyramyd FIRST...These Guys have most evrrything you could want,I've tried Ebay and the best guns there....are from...Imagine this...Pryamyd..seriously!!! One hell of a store.

Don't thinknit could get amy better...Veryprofessional in its presentation and content.

Save time,hassle,check out Pyramyd Air FIRST...no kiddin,take it from Mountain Man...David

The convenience of not having to load one shot at a time! I have to say that customer service is OUTSTANDING!!!

Give a retired military vet a free magazine...LOL

Pyramyd Air rocks...

Works great!

Would be nice if the housing was metal it feels very fragile.

No instructions on how to load! You have to go to YouTube to find out how or you will never figure it out! It's kinda complicated at first I was very disappointed about it!

Works great!

Would be nice if the housing was metal it feels very fragile.

No instructions on how to load! You have to go to YouTube to find out how or you will never figure it out! It's kinda complicated at first I was very disappointed about it!

Ten shot mag

Nothing really but a multi purchase price break would be great!

I only have one and have had zero jams. Buy at least two as I did feel some heat buildup after ten quick shots. I had no jams but I would expect something if I was abusing it.

In general is ok, have magnetic part so is easy to use.

More strong, is weak

All time is good have more than one magazine.

Takes a little to get used too but works well. I got 2

Small & a little difficult to handle & load for someone with nerve damage (reduced touch sensation) in hands, but worth the effort

EASY TO LOAD

PRICE

DONT KNOW ABOUT ANYONE ELSE EXPERIENCE WITH THIS GUN BUT MY 22 CAL WOULDNT LOAD THE PELLET INTO THE BARREL. DONT KNOW IF THE MAGS ARE NOT LINING UP OR WHAT BUT IT BECAME AGGRAVATING SO I RETURNED MY GUN. IT WAS A GEN 2, 22 CAL AND EITHER THE MAGS ARE NOT DESIGNED PROPERLY OR THE BARREL IS OFF LINE

God price, good product, fast service

All good

works with all current Diana .22 cal mag loaders

Multiple shot capability for the Diana Chaser

The magazine is very small and hard to loat if you have large fingers

Feed several different kinds of pellets with no problem. Will just have to work with it as far as getting my fat fingers to work on it

They do there job, but they're a pickle to load.

Simpler load design. Design them more like the Hammerli 850 Air Magnum's, and those take (8) .22 cal. rounds!

They didn't seem to jamb in my Storm Rider like other noted, but make sure you pull bolt back and push round in firmly.