M1 Carbine, CO2, .177 magazine Reviews

Mag that came with the rifle would not seal. Customer service was very helpful, sent replacement. The replacement works perfectly! Could not be happier.

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Customer service was quick and extremely helpful.

I receive this Springfield M1 Carbine 0.177 BB magazine in place of the one came with a broken follower stem. This is sent by PyramidAIR.com customer service. This perfected the transaction. It is indeed a WOW experience beyond the value for money.

Even though the Springfield M1 Carbine 0.177 BB magazine looks handsomely strong, it is advisable to check for any defect upon receipt and notify PyramidAIR.com timely. Their customer service is superb !

The magazine is heavy and looks very realistic. It fits well into the rifle.

The channel for the follower spring is too short!! It's very difficult to get the follower all the way down, far enough to clear the little hole for loading the BBs. The magazine that came on the rifle was barely OK, but the spare I ordered wouldn't work at all. Somebody else had ordered it and returned it. Not good.

After I gave up on the returns page on the website and talked to a tech rep, the problem was solved in no time. He sent me a replacement which arrived the next day! As long as Pyramid continues to stand by their goods this way, I will continue to order from them.

Nice looking magazine

Be able to change O-ring In magazine when they go bad!

it is great to have extra magazines so as not have to stop to reload them , it takes a little time to reload

maybe the could put two magazines with the gun

injoy and use with respect

love the looks

make it easy to replace the o-ring between the c02 and the magazine

magazine o-ring sucks. gone threw 2 magazines since owning the gun and now ordering my third. no direction on how to replace o-ring. sometime it shoot far and other it shoots 50'

So far, so good... I bought an extra mag. The little catch to allow you to load BBs is great....mag says 15 BBs... works best with 12.... be careful with the loading spring... take your time and it should be OK. Mine have both functioned as advertised, but a lot of people seem to be having trouble... I haven't.....yet!

Devise a tool that will tighten CO2 cartridges that isn't a big, old allen wrench... and figure a place to store it... maybe a buttstock compartment.

Just take your time loading and be careful with the spring follower... don't snap the follower and you should be OK. I've only had mine for a short while so it is difficult to make a full assessment, but I am putting trust and confidence in Pyramid that they will back their product.

Works great

Can’t think of anything

Company is great to deal with.

Well-constructed. Functions nicely.

Add a reloader to the package.

Well-made, durable.

Provide BB loader.

Heavy; steel, shoots well.

Lighten up spring. Until I used this a bit, I could hardly managed to pull back the keeper to the provided notch.

It fits and attaches to the rifle like it should and the piercer is made of steel.

It is much too heavy and is noticeably larger than the real mag. It probably would be better made of polymer instead of Zamak or whatever alloy it is. Mostly though I think it should work.

All the gas blows past the valve in about 10 seconds. The brass valve is chipped like someone tried to remove it, although the packaging did not appear to be tampered with. I don't know how it could possibly have passed quality control and yet somehow I ended up with it.

Works great! Makes the entire rifle feel like the correct weight!

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Junk. Who was the brainiac that designed a metal box magazine with a plastic follower? Used this factory magazine ONCE and after about seven or eight BB' feeds it failed. It took me several minutes to figure out its failure was the direct result of a broken PLASTIC follower. Now my MI Carbine is decoration in my "Man Cave."

Redesign feed mechanism and install a metal follower. Simple solution to a vexing problem.

All in all, "fun" rifle, true replica, a unique collectors addition at a reasonable price. Too bad it has such a critical design flaw, which all but destroyed it's value for the money. If it does feed, it doesn't work and renders itself virtually useless, if not worthless. Good conversation starter as a wall decoration.

Very accurate detailing, looks and weight are spot on.

magazine is almost as heavy as the weapon

Looks goods It works

Hold more BB, lighten it up, better seal

Use the allen wrench when putting CO2 capsule in if you don't you will lose a lot of CO2 There needs to be a better type of seal

Extra cartridge for the gun. The follower can be locked into the "load" position while you load the BBs. It comes apart easily by removing pins to disassemble.

The follower spring on one (I bought 2) would not compress completely and made it impossible to load, the follower could not lock into the load position. I had to remove the spring and cut out a portion until it retracted enough to be able to load the magazine. Fortunately it did not result in the follower not being able to push all the BBs out of the magazine.

I bought an extra one when I first bought the gun when it first came out. It worked for a while and the follower broke on the spare and then on the one that came with the gun. I'm hoping these are better and and do not brake. I drilled a hole through the follower and used brass rod and epoxy the glue the parts back together. Holding together so far...

Realistic look and feel

A 30 round magazine would really set it off !!!

Buy it !

They sort of look realistic and give the gun weight. Pyramyd Air customer service. They have been courteous and helpful with every exchange issue I have addressed with them so far. I do wish PA would sell replacement parts and provide parts listings/schematics for all the guns they sell.

The cartridge piercing seal is hit and miss between the magazines. The groove for the o ring seal on the output side could be redone, had a couple mags with pinched o rings. The quality control at the manufacturer seems to suck. Customer access to the parts inventory would be a big help. These magazines are way to expensive to be so inconsistent. A double CO2 stack mag would be great for plinking! The gun doesn't need to be on display all the time.

Keep exchanging mags until you get reliable ones.

Weight, look, feel and easy loading. These mags compliment the authenticity of the rifle.

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Remember to always add a drop of Pelloil to the tip of the co2 cartridge. Provides better seal and, preserves the o-ring. I have dozens of Airguns, (not airsoft), and do this with all pistols and rifles. The MI carbine replica is the showpiece of my collection...