Page 4 - Umarex Airgun Pellet Mag., 8-rd Reviews

Metal construction

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Already quality assurance inspected. All fit and roared excellent. Hold pellets without dropping and allows shooter to preload for shooting. Finish is good. Great value for the money,get combo kit,plastic for bbs and metal for pellets.

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Get kit plastic and metal magazines to preload for shooting. Great bargain.

Easy loading, no jams

Should have ordered 4 more

Fit perfectly in gun. Fit many different models of guns.The price is better than many compeditors.

These fit and function as well as the one which came with my pistol. Nice die-casting.

Come on Pyramid......these must cost about a penny to make in quantity...and you charge this much for three of them? Seriously, they are nice, but they are overpriced.

Be sure to use a flat head or domed pellet. Daisys don't work at all as the skirt diameters are so variable they fall out and jam the weapon.

They did not fit my airgun.

These pellet magazines did not fit my S&P 45 replica. It was a waste of my money. Smh I bought the bb magazines and they fit with no problem.

Saves time. I have 5 magazines and works great with my Walther CP88 Competition.

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Wadcutter pellets are the best option with this magazines.

Not much to say; these cartridges do as they should. Metal is nicer than the plastic ones for my Crossman T4 pistol.

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These are a really effective way to automate the pellet feed on these airguns. Very uniform quality from unit to unit. these guns are a lot of fun to shoot, so you'll want to have plenty of these on hand. My CP88 gets 80 - 100 shots per CO2 cartridge, so having 5 on hand seems like it's about right for me.

These (and the guns they go with) are NOT meant to feed pointed pellets. This is noted in the manual for the gun on my CP88. Do keep an eye on the little "gear" on the front of these...I've shot about 100 rounds / mag so far and they are starting to show a little wear.

What the manual DOESN'T mention is that "long skirt" pellets don't feed particularly well from them. (The RWS Hobby pellets are an example...they're a fine pellet, but not for this particular gun.) Round nose and hollow point pellets seem to be OK though.

metal, solid, more shooting time and fun

1 more for the price. or a better deal on more than three.

you need extra clips if you want extra fun !

the cylinders work fine , as efecient as the OEM

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they are a great deal and worth have the spares.

Great quality, all metal...

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Buy extras... It will increase your shooting time, reload when your done. I am getting about 100 shots per co2 with my Berretta 92 FS.

No problems works as well as the originals

very well made for pellets.

no change needed. just wish you got more for the money

Easy to load

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They work as they should...really what can you say. You can only use them in the airguns designed for them, and there is no other competing manufacturer.

Way too expensive

You have to be careful not to damage the very tiny teeth, it doesn't take much to render them useles

Very well made

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Some pellets dont fit well. I have have found that Beeman coated wade cutter pellets fit perfect.

Light weight

Increase to 10 the shot count

They are not plastic

Little if anything

As you probably know, they don't work well with long or pointed pellets.

you get three. They work great in walther lever action.

maybe a better than using rough dye-cast

use a tighter fitting pellet.