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| Caliber | .22" (5.5mm) |
| Weight | .22" (5.5mm) |
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Things I liked: I like being able to see my pellets.
Things I would have changed: In my old mag, I had to push my pellets in with something BUT, they stayed in place when I carried the mag in a pocket. With the new mag, the pellets fall into place easily but they also fall out. If I'm going to put this in a pocket I have to load 9 and leave one hole empty. I like the old one better
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Things I liked: Works perfectly, just like the original that came with the rifle.
Things I would have changed: Nothing
What others should know: Not really, it's a spare magazine.
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Does the Galahad Air Arms HR Rifle 22 Cal. use this clip???? thank you in advance??
No . The Galahad magazine is unique to the gun.
Is the mag compatible with an Air Arms S500 FAC Carbine? And if not, is there a clip that is?
No, the S500 is a single shot rifle
Is there a all metal magazine available
No, there is not.
Only 1 left in stock
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Things I liked: A very nice and simple design. Easy to load pellets without tools. Doesn't tire out hand trying to hold cylinder back against spring like other brands. 10 round capacity in .22 cal
Things I would have changed: Highly visible mark for helping to know where last round is. Lower cost by a factor of 2.
What others should know: If mag cylinder seems a little difficult to rotate, I recommend checking the tiny spring that holds the ball bearing against the cylinder detent. One of five mags I purchased was difficult to rotate. It had a double spring which resulted in twice the force pushing against the cylinder detent . Separated the springs and all is well. And now I have a spare spring.