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Crosman DPMS SBR Full-Auto BB Gun Magazine
The Crosman DPMS SBR is a fun rifle to shoot, you'll be going through its 25 rounds fast, so make sure to have some extra on hand. Each of these dual CO2 magazines can provide up to 175 rounds before you need to reload CO2!
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Things I liked: Weight is 1.625 Lbs per Crosman
Things I would have changed: None, nice weight.
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Things I liked: works as advertised
Things I would have changed: more capacity and the ability to have a clip that is PCP capable instead of loading CO2 cartridges.
What others should know: auto loader is a little testy but if you lift up and then back down as you load, they will go in. Also, don't overfill the loader as it makes it more difficult to get BB's to load into this clip.
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Hi so my co2 cartidges will not take and I am doing everything right like doing the left one first. I have lost 10 cartidges in trying and cannot figure out what is wrong. All the air seems to seep out. I am very disappointed. Please help. Thank you.
Does the mag come with a speed loader?
No
This is a joke, why do others get them? But not P.A.?
They came in, and then went right out the door to customers. The entire shipment received was not enough to fulfill all of the backorders. PA has more on order.
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Things I liked: The weight and function is pretty much the same as an M4. My brothers and son (all of us active or retired from combat arms) love how this is basically an M4. Allows us to teach younger kids how to shoot with a very realistic platform yet not spend the money on lead with every trigger pull.
Things I would have changed: A reloader that is NOT a cheap piece of crap Chinese plastic. We spend $50 for each magazine, at the minimum, Crossman could make and aluminum or stamped steel reloader that lasts longer than 7 uses. I like the training aspect of a 28 round magazine, however you could easily make the mag hold many more rounds.
What others should know: Very easy to add other accessories to match my M4 that I carried for many years.