BSA/Gamo 10 Shot Magazine .22 Red

Works in BSA/GAMO Multishot Rifles without index systems.
Fits:
BSA R10 SE & TH
BSA Scorpion & Scorpion TS
GAMO GX Platforms (GX250, GX40, Phox, Coyotee, Venari).
If a gun has an index system (generally the older models) the index rod will need to be removed.
Not compatible with Goldstar spring rifle or Super10.

Those of you who visited us at Tackle and Guns last year will have seen the prototype of the new BSA magazine which we are now introducing to our multishot rifles. From now on all R-10 rifles will come with the new magazine fitted and they will follow in the Ultra and Scorpion families over the next few weeks. These magazines have been extensively field tested over the last 4 months by a number of highly experienced shooters and have performed faultlessly.
The new magazines have coloured coded rotors, blue for .177 and red for .22 calibre, and feature a totally self contained indexing system. This has a number of advantages,
1. It removes the need for the trigger to be involved in the indexing, leaving it free to fulfil its prime function,

2. It greatly enhances the reliability of the magazine and allows it to operate smoothly time after time.

3. Rotors are numbered to indicate how many shots remain.

4. The new style magazines will work in old rifles as well as new build, including the Goldstar.

Rather than using the tic-toc escapement mechanism of the old BSA magazine, the new magazines are freewheeling and employ an integral pellet stop. This prevents a loaded chamber from rotating beyond its alignment with the barrel, until the shooter cycles the bolt and smoothly loads the pellet into the breach. As a consequence of this the rota is able to freewheel and will return to chamber number 1 when wound round and then released. To load the magazine you simply insert a pellet into chamber 1 ensuring the skirt is pushed below the top plate, rotate the rotor to the next chamber and insert the second pellet. Repeat until the magazine is full. As with many magazine fed rifles, once the loaded magazine is in the gun the bolt should only be cycled once between shots, cycling the bolt more than once will simply introduce additional pellets into the barrel and may result in damage to the gun.
NOTE. Old style BSA magazines will not work in guns supplied with the new magazine system.
The numbers of all guns supplied with the new style magazines will be recorded.