Smith & Wesson Cylinder Magazine, 10rds, 3ct

Good value mine are as good as one that came with gun and without Pyramid Air I would only have the one that came with the gun.

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Lots of fun to have extra magazines

They work just as good as original ones do

they are a little expensive but I guess if you spend 269 for the gun whats another 35

makes the gun more fun to shoot

Wish the gun could be fired double action, but it seems that each cylinder changes the trigger pull on the double action mode. The double action really rules itself out, due to the terrible pull. The single action is nice and crisp though.

Tried several brands of pellets. For some reason the Crosman lite 7.9 Premium pellets that come in the cardboard box fit the cylinder better than any other I've found.

An Adendum to my previous review. The problem, you may recall was that the after-market cylinder/magazines for the Smith & Wesson revolver were unable to hold pellets actually in the magazine and would drop them here & there, in one's pocket or just while generally handling them. Unacceptable, of course. I might also mention, anything successfully launched from one of these mags was hideously inaccurate.

As promised, I ordered the JSB TEST MATCH DIABLO "Carefully Selected" airgun pellets that boasted pellets in varying weights (irrelevent) and varying diameters. The idea being, if the after-market cylinder/magazines were bored oversize, then oversized pellets would solve the problem. Before we proceed, I should emphasize the two magazines included with the gun functioned just fine, but... I will not bore you with a long and boring list of numbers, but rather cut directly to the chase. (Thank you, your appreciation for that is appreciated.)

The what you should know part.
None of the cylinder/magazines are bored with any notable consistency. Even the two(barely workable) original magazines are barely acceptable. (Bad)
Clearly the issue is factory tooling that is just about worn out. The after-market mags, however, are being manufactured on tooling that IS WORN OUT! Having just enough experience in this line of work to recognize the problem, I say to Umerex, "Hey, get on it! This is not a big expensive fix, in fact a minor tooling deal, more a maintenance problem. FIX IT!"
To Pyramid Air, I remind you that, as a major retailer, you have considerable power to put pressure on a misbehaving wholesaler. This is actually the precise unwillingness to deal with a very minor problem that undo's a major wholesaler's credibility and effectively torpedo's an otherwise effective and efficient operation. The history of industrial manufacture is rife with examples of "for want of a nail" lack of rational investment of minor money resulted in multi-million dollar losses.
If you don't believe it, Google "Chevy Vega." It's the tale of corporate supidity that'll scare the socks off you. Really, for the want of a very few bucks (like about $5.00 per unit,) a million dollars plus was squandered by a major corporation.

THE (at least) intermediate FIX: H & N makes a series of pellets sized at 4.52mm that seems to work well (enough) in the aftermarket magazines. As a bonus, they seem to be reasonably accurate

Matching finish to revolver, made of actual metal, rotating revolver action seems to work well, but...see below.

Make available in silver finish. AND, See below.

Absolutely unsuable. Holes in cylinder too big to hold pellets in place. Result: Pellets fall out in pocket, while being handled, and worst of all, in gun itself, thereby jamming the gun and requiring disassembly of gun to clear the jam. This is a known problem going back several years (see prior reviews)and is long overdue for correction. Get on it, Pyramid.
I have on order several different pellet sizes to see if the problem can be salvaged by the user, but this should not be necessary, Pyramid.

All of it.

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Good quality stuff.

Well made German product. Heavy meatal just like the revolver.

Price... Umarex needs to lower the price some. However Pyramyd has the lowest price for this product. Thanks Pyramyd

The revolver come with 2 magazines so if you buy this package of three you will be set for a good solid 50 shots. Thats about when the Co2 starts torun low.

Works perfect. Great product. Price was lowest on the net.

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These are a “must have” for your Smith & Wesson. I have five magazines total. Load up all five and you have enough rounds for one CO2 cylinder. Works out great.

They are a must have for the Smith & Wesson. Just load up and shoot five of then and your co2 will be gone. Reload and repeat.

The holes for the pellets seem to be larger than the ones that came with the gun. Why?

No.

Nothing to like...

The pellet bore diameters on these are slightly larger than the magazines that came with the pistol. All pellets that I loaded were loose and most fell right through. This caused jamming and lost pellets.

They are metal construction and look just like the originals, they just don't work the same and are apparently not held to the same quality standards as the magazines that come with the actual pistol.