does anyone know of any repeat pistol that can use these polymag .22? the two I have (crossman) are of appropriate calliber, but jam with this ammo.
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They work fine in the 8-shot magazine of my Marauder pistol. They do not fit the 10-shot magazine for the Marauder rifle, regrettably.
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YES I use them in my Benjamin Marauder pistol they shoot great. Yes the price a little to much,But In life you get what you pay for...I hope this helps everyone.. CG ....
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I do not know of any. I use a break action single shot pistol and rifle. With an accurate shot, and a quick load pen the reload is quick enough. Amazon sells the reload pens for .177, .22, and .25 caliber pellets. I have two quick load pens for all three calibers so I can load up enough to not have to fumble around in my pocket or spill a tin of pellets in the leaves.
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I have purchased many repeat pellet pistols usually with a circular cartridge like a revolver, and none of them were very accurate. I've had about a dozen over the last few years of various types and the most accurate are the single shot. The single most accurate is the Crossman 2300S which has a great set of iron sights but also will take a red dot sight or a small scope or holographic sight.
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What caliber are you shooting? Don't know the FPS of my pellets, but I shoot a .177 Benjamin Marauder PCP Air rifle (stock, not enhanced) at my littls spinner target. It's about 25 yds away and I'm shooting JSB Diabolo EXACT .177 Caliber Air Gun Pellets - 8.44 gr pellets. These pellts spin and reset the target just fine. Now, I also have the larger spinning target, .made for 22 cal. These .177 pellets won't spin those bigger paddles. And my .22 and .25 Marauders spin the large target paddle and spin the small target paddles like crazy, but I don't know how long the little spinning paddles would last with the bigger pellets striking them - so I only shoot my .177 at the smaller spinner. But like I said, my .177 can spin the small paddles all day long. Hope this helps. Bobby
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my P226 double stack mag fits just fine.... i believe that you will be OK....:)
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If you are talking about mags from a real p22 that hold live ammunition, no. If you are talking about a p22 that fires 6mm plastic pellets, also no. This product comes with two mags that hold far more than enough ammo. Just to recap, this gun does not fire live ammunition and you should buy a real p22 if you want to use p22 mags in it.
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I have one on an AR-15 and one on a .223 bolt action. I know it is not the same, but holds on both guns. Much more kick on the bolt action. I have yet to test it on my 7mm magnum, but I have yet to be disappointed with a single product UTG puts out.
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I have one and I love it .I put it on my M4 to start with but I found it a bit large .So I put it on my 270 Win.So I bought a P223 3X32 carbine I like the size a lot better, both are the best for the money.
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yes. and be careful, they sent me the one for a slightly smaller ammo and it would not work well with 223. mine also jammed and I traded it with the correct one which does work better but jams also.
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1st off this gun is awesome, the problem your having is the air soft pellets you need to get the Crossman black heavy weight 25 grams, there is also a 30 gram aluminum pellet that I use for tearing it up, but never on people, both can be bought on amazon, if that doesn't work your magazine is faulty,, once again the gun itself is amazing I have many and this one is the 1st one people wanna see, have fun!!!!
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Can't help you, sorry. My .22 belt fed took crap after seven shots and is under my bed. I just bought a bunch of stuff and wish things were easier.Neil.
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I have two of these. One mounted on a S&W; M&P; 10 (.308) that I've swapped the flash suppressor out for a muzzle brake. Has 18" barrel. Normally shoot Sierra 168 grain HPBTs in hand loads. Last outing I was getting sub-moa results. Have the other mounted on Armalite AR-31 (.308) with 24" barrel. Have shot better than 1/2 moa with the same hand loads. I never worry about the BDC feature since that is pretty dependent on using specific factory ammo. I can wing it on longer shots pretty easily. Great scopes.
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You'll put some serious "pock-marks" in it if you shoot it with the .223. Get a gong, they're more robust and can handle the higher velosity rifle rounds.
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Yes, but only once and in the beginning. It was a combination of bad pellets and me not being swift and concise when I pulled back the bolt. I regularly oil the bolt now and can start to feel when it needs oiled again. I have had the best luck and accuracy with RWS Superpoint Extra .22 pellets. I have literally tried most of the brands. I have nearly 3000 pellets I won't put through the rifle now. Some I knew would jam the bolt just how they fit in the mag. Its really not the bolt jamming, for me it was bad ammo not loading into the barrel properly resulting in a jammed bolt. I used a barrel cleaner to unjam it, with the assistance of a hammer. I thought it was ruined. I wouldn't hammer the bolt lever, as my friend did with his. It worked but bent it to hell, resulting in replacing the bolt completely. I disassembled mine completely and inspected the barrel entry, luckily there was no apparent scarring. I love this airgun and have modded every aspect of it. I'm shooting just under 1400fps with 14.5gr ammo. Rodents and squirrels are dispatched effectively and humanely. Hope this helps
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I would recommend using the .22 Trap for what it was designed to do. I realize that there are built in safety parameters regarding product penetration, but why risk it? It is best to be safe. Plus save some money on the basic .22 LR ammo. Ron E.
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I've only tried it a couple times (largely due to ammo shortage), but that's what I use it with (Hogue grip). It works but seems to need a bit of a jiggle. I'm hoping to get better with practice, as I've never used a speedloader before.
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Of course the .177 is faster and more range I find it more accurate, but does not have the knock-down power as the .22. But with the .177 hollow points they seem to do pretty well. I prefer the cheaper crossman hollow points. There just as good and cost a fraction of some of the others.
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There is a different P/N , HVS001M, for the 22 mag. Same price. Visit "henryrifles.com" Get the "Spee-D-Loader" too
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Make sure you go into the select item option and pick the correct one for your pistol. The item description will help you out. Hope that helps. }:o)