How are the pellets retained and then released from this magazine?
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There is a small rubber ring to hold the pellets in. You place the pellet pen into position and click the slide down. This positions your pellet into the gun and moves the next pellet into the ready position. Very easy to use.
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You pull out the slide handle from the top of the pen, load 20 pellets nose down into the pen and put the slide back in the pen. Then you push down on the slide to eject a pellet out the end and into the pellet gun.
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The tip of the pen has a rubber boot which holds the pellets in the pen. The black clip you see on the top of the pen is NOT a clip to hold it in your pocket, but rather a rod that slides down a slot in the pen to push out the pellets. The pen has detents that the clip is held by. When you push down on the slide you will feel it click as another pellet has been pushed out the front of the pen. It is very simple and works very well. My only complaint was that it didn't have a clip to hold it in your shirt pocket, as it would be a cheap improvement to the pet. I know why they didn't make one, as you have to slide the clip out the top to refill the pen and a sliding shirt pocket clip would get in the way. I simply took the plastic cap off of a cheap ball point pen and cut the top off of it so that it will slide down the outside of the pen and is easily removed to reload the pen.
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The black thing at the end of the tube is a rubber like sleeve that is just slightly smaller than the diameter of the pellet. Because it is made of a pliable material, it holds the pellet in the tube, without harming it when it is pushed through while loading your gun.
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They are held by a soft rubber neck, you "push" them out by sliding the guide towards the exit. It's sounds complicated, but its really easy. The pellets suffer no harm or marks whatsoever.
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There's a rubber retainer on one end that keeps the pellets from falling out. I just push the slide until the pellet sticks out halfway, then I load it in the gun while while pushing the slide, using the next pellet too push
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Thanks for the answer. I will be picking up a couple of them. I bought a Remington one at Dicks and when I pulled it out of the wall a door opened and half the pellets went all over the floor. I will have to try this. Thanks again.
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It goes in the magazine, tightened by a small screw on the bottom of the magazine.
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There is a valve in the bottom of the magazine in which you put the gas into
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Hi Ryan,It's a very nice metal mag. Similar to a 1911 mag chambered for 22 cal. The bb's go down the front in a vertical slot and the CO2 cartridge goes in a slot in the middle of the mag with the tip up. There is a recessed Allen screw on the bottom of the mag with a cup that cradles the bottom of the CO2 cylinder. After inserting a fresh cartridge you tighten the Allen screw and it forces the cartridge up which punctures the cylinder and your ready to go. I purchased a second mag so that I could quick change mags just like a real 1911.Take CarePete
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I just add additional pellets as needed. I have not had any issues with the pellets retaining oders.
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The bottom of the container (has ridges molded) is twistable. You twist this round end, holding that end downside. The pellets are dispensed into the end piece, which is removable (there may be a piece of tape holding it shut which you can remove). Keep twisting until you see about 4-5 pellets in the end piece. Then carefully remove the end piece and put the pellets into your mouth to dissolve (do not chew them). Refrain from touching the pellets as you take them and avoid having any mint-flavored candies or food prior to taking them - somehow the mint diminishes the effectiveness of the arnica. I hope this helps! Joe The bottom of the container (has ridges molded) is twistable. You twist this round end, holding that end downside. The pellets are dispensed into the end piece, which is removable (there may be a piece of tape holding it shut which you can remove). Keep twisting until you see about 4-5 pellets in the end piece. Then carefully remove the end piece and put the pellets into your mouth to dissolve (do not chew them). Refrain from touching the pellets as you take them and avoid having any mint-flavored candies or food prior to taking them - somehow the mint diminishes the effectiveness of the... » Read More The bottom of the container (has ridges molded) is twistable. You twist this round end, holding that end downside. The pellets are dispensed into the end piece, which is removable (there may be a piece of tape holding it shut which you can remove). Keep twisting until you see about 4-5 pellets in the end piece. Then carefully remove the end piece and put the pellets into your mouth to dissolve (do not chew them). Refrain from touching the pellets as you take them and avoid having any mint-flavored candies or food prior to taking them - somehow the mint diminishes the effectiveness of the arnica. I hope this helps! Joe « Show Less
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None..... If they are not made out of lead they will not conform into the rifling as well and you will not have the stabilization. If you plan on killing the game, why are you concerned if it is made out of lead???? High powered rifles can get by with FMJs with a number of different centers, but the Pellet rifle relies on AIR as a propellent and I am enjoying some super decent accuracy out to about 75 yds with the lead pellets.
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It has a regular magazine that holds about 25 air soft pellets and spring loads them one at a time.
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It comes off, I've had this gun before. on the top at the opposite side of where the BB's come out of the mag there should be a door that opens, it opens upwards, there is a little half moon shaped hole it gives you on the slim side of the back so you can push up on it, and yes it hold quite a few BB'S.
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No. The magazine only holds BB's in it's cylindrical magazine. There is no way to load a pellet into the magazine or "chamber'.
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They are held closed with felcro and when you pull it open the magazine should slide out into you hand. Which saves you having to try and pull it up and out from under your arm. If you are in a hurry to get your magazine it is better to have it fall into your hand when you pull open the flap which is held secure by the felcro (hook and Loop). I hope I was clear in my answer.
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I actually like to recycle the unused litter by filtering out the sawdust and waste. The unused pellets can be mixed in with fresh litter to make one bag last a really long time. For me, Petmate's Curvations scoop has worked the best. It lets you pick up a lot of litter, shake out the sawdust, and still hold onto the unused pellets for re-use.
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I read somewhere if mag does drop or you release it you have to clear the loaded round or it rolls back in the slide jams and releases gas. Pull slide back and shake out jammed round. I don't own one just thought Id mention that.
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You can find the round magazines on Amazon as well, they come in a 3 pack and each cartridge holds 8 pellets
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TIP the loader. It's gravity fed...slip in the magazine tilt the holder they slid right down into the magazine.
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Loads via the magazine. It is a 400 round magazine. Thanks Pyramyd Air Team