Seneca Dragonfly MK2 & Diana Stormrider .177 Cal Magazine

Simple, compact, all-metal construction (at least the body; can't tell if the chambers are metal or plastic), build quality. This mag fits very precisely into the pistol with no play or slop.

I'm not a fan of "first pellet skirt first" loading, but that's just me; it works. Cover does not "lock" open; it's fiddly to hold open while loading that "skirt first" pellet.

I will be shooting a lot of wadcutters with these mags. Due to their flat-head design, if the first pellet (skirt-first loading) is inserted all the way into the chamber (so that the skirt rests against the clear cover), then: A) The skirt binds against the cover and prevents it from moving freely. B) The head of the pellet will "catch" on the edge of "exit side" of that chamber in the mag and will not load into the barrel. (NOTE: Other posts on YouTube have documented this.) I have found that, using wadcutters, if you insert the first pellet so that the head of the pellet sits JUST inside the "exit side" of the chamber, then let it "lock" in place from the spring tension in the mag, that it will load with little to no binding. Equally important: The rest of the pellets MUST be all the way down in their respective chambers, and they will load without issue. (At least that is what I'm experiencing.) If you do NOT use wadcutters or pointed pellets, then you should have no problems.

Perfect. Watched the YouTube videos on how to load this (first round goes in backwards) and after that, it was easy to load. Love this mag!! The idea of using magnets to hold it in position is marvelous. It slides into position easily.

Can't see how many rounds are left when it's in the gun. Make the mag out of clear plastic??

I made a mistake. I only bought one!! Should have bought two so it's an easy reload.
The little ball that holds the clear cover in place is on a threaded mount. Use a tiny torx and you can turn it for more or less detent on the cover.

I can see the pellets

Make it out of metal

Beats single loading all day long!

Once you figure out how to use, Easy. multi shot, love it.

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Seem to work for my application, try not to drop on ground, keep em clean,
Should work well, and for long service period. very fast shipping,.
Just bought a couple more, just way easier to have couple loaded up.

Quality materials and quality engineering.

Nothing needed, they are assembled properly.

These are easy to use. Find a quality pellet you like to shoot, and if it works well in the magazine, stick with it. Cock the gun properly, don't be in a big hurry or try to jamb the bolt. It's not necessary. Smooth is the word. I find these to work very well. Reading the instructions will help you if you have difficulty. Total of five minutes is all it takes.

I like the ability of having extra shots.

I like the 9 rounds I can load up at once. Makes it easy to load different types of pellets to see how well they work (accuracy) in a particular rifle.

I would make the body to be metallic instead of plastic. Seems to be fairly sturdy but I can see how it could be easily broken if a person wasn't being careful in their handling of the magazine.

I have 2 of these mags now. Neither came with any instructions. They are pretty easy to use once you figure it out. Found a video on YouTube that explains how to load the mags.

It works with my chaser.

make it a two pack for one price

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I bought this for our Diana Chaser. It took a few times of practicing to load it, but it seems to work well enough. I wound up ordering a second one to have on hand. The magnet does a good job of keeping it in place on the airgun.

Make it out of more durable materials.

The screw that holds the clear plastic cover on loosened during the first hour of use, so I would keep on eye on it if you get one.

These were replacements for the two magazines that came with gun. Those magazines did not work. The new ones are great.

Great customer service.