Description
Minimize reloading time and stay quiet in the field with this fast-loading, auto-indexing air gun magazine. Compatible with all Benjamin air rifles from the Craftsman Collection (the Akela, Cayden, and Kratos) as well as the Gunnar, this spare .22 caliber PCP magazine holds 12 rounds. When you’re on the hunt, silence is golden. Instead of dealing with big, noisy tins, keep a few loaded clips in your pocket or pack to streamline your setup for stealth. From the field to the range to the backyard, these handy spare mags will help elevate your shooting experience. We recommend picking up a few so you’re always ready for action.
Features:
- Reduce reloading time and noise in the field
- Spare .22 air gun magazine
- Holds 12 rounds
- Fast-loading and auto-indexing
- Compatible with Benjamin Akela, Cayden, Kratos, and Gunnar PCP air rifles
Unmatched Quality & Performance
For well over 100 years, Benjamin Airguns has continued to provide the air gunning community with high-quality products rooted in rich heritage. From our distinctive, customizable air guns to our top-of-the-line air gun parts & accessories, our products are meticulously crafted to meet our stringent standards for both quality and performance.
Be sure to pick up some extra air rifle ammo to keep your spare PCP magazine loaded and ready for the next hunt. Minor details can have a major impact on your performance. Using a spare air gun magazine may not seem like a huge upgrade, but you’ll be amazed by the difference it makes in your concentration, focus, speed, and stealth. Get inspired with innovative equipment that’s made by air gunners, for air gunners.
WARNING
This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Richard (verified owner) –
I have 4 magazines and on 3 of them there is always at least one time per loaded magizine (and every time that mag is installed in the gun), the next pellet doesn’t index fully. When the cocking lever is pushed forward it encounters a hard stop (I believe the pin impacts the divider between the pellet slots). I have to jiggle the cocking lever a few times to get the pin to push the pellet into the breech.
Michael McDivitt (verified owner) –
I got an Akela Max and it took a few weeks to get here. It was worth every second. At 30 yards I am repeatedly shooting 5 shot groups I can cover with a nickel. I didn’t think that was possible with a pellet.
Thomas Vail (verified owner) –
I bought the mags because there was no mag in the Gunnar from Midway. Haven’t used them yet.
Anthony Patton (verified owner) –
This Gunnar is perfect nice and quiet packs a punch or you can dial it down beautiful weapon