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Why customers choose this item
✓.22 pellet caliber
✓10 round capacity
✓Fits Gamo Swarm models
✓Rotor numbered magazine
✓Empty magazine indicator
✓Black finish
Product highlights
Multi shot airgun magazine designed for Gamo Swarm series rifles
.22 caliber pellet compatibility supports standard airgun ammunition usage
10 round capacity allows extended shooting without frequent reloading
Rotor numbered design helps track remaining shots during operation
High impact construction supports durability and consistent indexing performance
Empty magazine indicator provides visual confirmation when magazine is depleted
Product description
The Gamo USA 10X Quick-Shot Technology Magazine 621258854 is a multi-shot airgun magazine designed for feeding .22 caliber pellets in compatible Gamo Swarm air rifles. This airgun magazine enables sequential pellet loading without manual reloading between shots.
The Gamo USA 10X Quick-Shot Technology Magazine 621258854 has a 10 round capacity and is specifically designed for .22 pellet ammunition. It features a rotor numbered system and an empty magazine indicator for shot tracking. The magazine is constructed in a compact format for integration with Gamo Swarm platforms. This multi-shot airgun magazine is used for continuous shooting during range use and field applications. In standard configurations, the magazine indexes pellets smoothly to support consistent cycling within compatible air rifles. The black finish matches typical airgun components for uniform appearance and handling.
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