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Why customers choose this item
✓.22 pellet caliber
✓10 round capacity
✓Fits Gamo Urban Coyote
✓Rotor numbered magazine
✓Smooth indexing system
✓Black finish
Product highlights
Airgun magazine designed for use with Gamo Coyote and Urban PCP rifles
.22 caliber pellet compatibility supports standard airgun ammunition types
10 round capacity allows extended shooting without frequent reloading interruptions
Rotor numbered design helps track remaining shots during shooting sessions
High impact polymer construction supports durability and long term use
Smooth indexing mechanism ensures consistent pellet feeding and reliable operation
Product description
The Gamo USA Coyote Urban PCP Magazine 621259254 is a multi-shot airgun magazine designed for feeding .22 caliber pellets in Gamo Coyote and Urban PCP air rifles. This airgun magazine allows repeated firing with a preloaded 10 round capacity.
The Gamo USA Coyote Urban PCP Magazine 621259254 has a 10 pellet capacity and is compatible with .22 caliber pellet ammunition. It is designed to fit Gamo Urban PCP and Gamo Coyote models and features a rotor numbered system for shot tracking. The magazine includes smooth indexing to align pellets during operation and uses a high impact polymer base construction. This multi-shot airgun magazine is used for field carry and range shooting where preloaded magazines improve handling efficiency. In normal operation, the magazine feeds pellets consistently into the rifle chamber for sequential firing.
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