CFAHCM Quick Loading BB Magazine for SBR Full Auto BB Air Rifles, Black

Due to user error, the original clip no longer exists. So I opted to give this one a try. And what a wonderful outcome. I recommend watching a few reviews/tutorials after reading manual. Its vague and i suspect its lack of info is the reason for the negative reviews. This is a 300 round mag that spring loads 25 rounds at a time. It doesnt auto load, but it damn close. The manual says to remove magazine from gun to pull the spring to reload. Not necessary!!!! Pull spring, point gun barrel straight down and shake. Just be sure to push spring in before changing position or bbs won be loaded bc theyll roll out of the loading area. The more ammo you keep in magazine the better it works reloading. It rarely loads more than 20 but being able to reload in less than 15 seconds kinda makes this a non-issue. It’s definitely an upgrade. And whether adding to or replacing the original….this is the better choice by far.

The mag works well but recharging is a bit of a pain.The large reservoir capacity is great but only can shoot the normal 20 something bbs per recharge. There is no place to store the Allen wrench for cO2 replacement inside the mag like the standard mag. Its going to get lost. Overall I am pleased and have ran a thousand plus bbs through mine without a hiccup.

“Return window” closed 18 days ago. I used this kinda cool and easier to load magazine for a total of three co2 change outs. Worked great until it began leaking gas at the magazine head. I went through a few different ways to clear debris or possibly tighten the three screws thinking it only takes one loose screw to allow leakage without success. I also had purchased a small bottle of oil by Remington to use as a ring lube following the directions for new gas change out. Two things may have caused the failure of the magazine as it was never handled roughly. The bb load arm pressed hard back into the slide may have been forced by me a few times. Honestly, gently forced but the head of the magazine is where that force must be displaced. Or just the magazine sitting in the gun under pressure for a few weeks as I hadn’t played with it in a while under pressure. Amazon’s return people helped me with a late return thank you. Likely because I’ve purchased 15 billion items in the last few years. Give or take. Hehe. I’m buying another today, and will put it through the case of co2 cartridges. If the new one fails, BEFORE return window closes this time….I’m returning it and never buying this magazine again.

Great product and Great company

These do seem to hand concurrent seal issues, a dab of gun oil on the deal and a little bit of plumbers tape on the tip of the co2 canister seems to work just fine, if you break a retainer ring that holds the deal in place crosman does not sell them as an extra part costs almost 25 bucks per ring from Europe.

Exactly as described in the description.

Works better than the one that came with the gun

This thing makes using my Crosman Bushmaster air rifle a far more pleasant experience. I read a lot of reviews saying that it doesn't load or breaks right away. It does come with instructions that explain how to load it, which I didn't do at first and I started to think maybe they were right until I took 10 seconds to read the instructions insert and changed my experience greatly. Being able to pull out the feeder while magazine is horizontal with the magazine area where the BBs go you shake it then push the feeder back in and it's good to go, I get the full 25 BBs in everytime. So much quicker than trying to force the spring down with the normal magazine and putting in BBs one by one. The only things that isn't great is the sound of the BBs rattling around in the resivoir though it's a decent trade off for ease of reload.

Fantastic idea. Works great.