Page 2 of 8 - Crosman 413 12-Rd Pellet Clips .177 (4.5mm) Cal Reviews

One of the better rotary magazine systems in the Crosman 1077. I ordered these as an add in to an order just because but of course when they showed up I busted out the old 1077 with a few CO2s and 6 of these so 72 shots ready to go. I forgot how awesome this semi auto rifle is.

Nothing with this product

Buy yourself a Crosman 1077. You can probably get one for around $100 and you will not find a better combination of power, accuracy, ease of use etc. Just a great rifle.

Great easy to use magazine

I'm happy

Not all pellets will fit the same but then that's with everything is part of the fun glad others have done such great in depth testing helps us new people have a better idea of choices thanks everyone

The magazines make reloading fast and easy.

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The first thing I did when I got a 1077 was get more mags. I like to have a full bottle of CO2's worth of pellets ready to go in my pocket, and these were the absolutely essential next buy. I really like being able to hand-load the mags without an extra tool, in contrast to the Ruger 1022 mags. I also like having 12 rds at a time. Keeping count is the hardest thing about them! I love the plastic that these are made from, it's not as hard as the Ruger and it seems like it might be slipperier.

Sometime the pellets don't like to stay in the mag. I've tracked it down to a particular hole that must be just the smallest amount bigger than the others in the mag. If I swap a pellet from this hole to the next, it stays fine, and any pellet that is fine in the other holes falls from this one. I have six of these mags, and only two of them have the problem.

I have an Umarex Ruger 1022 and Crosman 1077, and can't help comparing them. They're both excellent, and they both have things that I like better in the other gun. The mags are one of the things that both have advantages and disadvantages to compare. I have no regrets about buying either, and highly recommend extra mags with any gun purchase.

3 clip packs are great. Their cost to purchase doesn't break the bank,

Maybe having a pouch to hold the clips. i can make one but not every air gunner can make a shooting pouch/bag. That's more an accessory thing, though.

I use multiple pellets so I color code the clips with a Sharpie Metallic so I can easily switch the rounds without having to waste time trying to figure out which pellet I want to use next. Just look at the face and pop it in.

They perform the task for which they are required, without fuss or bother.

best buy for the money

I have the 1077 rifle. It's nice to have more than one clip with a semi auto. It goes thru 12 rds rather quickly. Having extra clips make it easier to reload and keep shooting.

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They are easy to load and give you more shooting time before reloading. I have 15 of them and I reload all at the same time. It keeps my focus on shooting rather than reloading

A must for the Benjamin Wi-Fi

easy to load, inexpensive

I have only used these with daisy and gamo pellets, and although they fire OK most of the time, approximately 15% of the pellets stick in the magazine and don't fire. Clearly some of these Daisy pellets are not perfectly round although they are very close and fit in the magazine fine, but the point is that it is probably a good idea to use high quality pellets to insure they actually release from the magazine. I plan to pick up some recommended Crossman pellets, but I had these old ones lying around and thought I'd use them up.