GAMO brand air rifles are an excellent option for fans of sports shooting, hunting or plinking. These weapons are characterized by their power, precision and quality, but also by their innovative 10x Quick Shot fast reload technology, which allows up to 10 pellets to be fired without having to reload manually.
GAMO brand magazine magazines for air rifles are rotary devices that are inserted into the barrel of the rifle and house 10 pellets of the same caliber. These magazines are easily swappable and are sold separately, allowing multiple magazines to be rigged and increasing shooter autonomy and fun.
There are three types of GAMO brand air rifle magazines, depending on the rifle model and the generation of 10x Quick Shot technology:
- 10X GEN1 charger: It is the first charger that incorporated 10x Quick Shot technology and can be used in the Gamo Replay 10 Magnum IGT GEN1, Gamo Black 10 Maxxim IGT GEN1, Gamo Fast Shot 10 IGT GEN1, Gamo Replay 10 Maxxim GEN1 models and Gamo Quiker 10 GEN1. These chargers are available in 4.5 mm and 5.5 mm calibres.
- 10X GEN2 charger: It is the charger that evolved the 10x Quick Shot technology and can be used in the Gamo Speedster IGT 10X GEN2 and Gamo Roadster IGT 10X GEN2 models. These chargers have a more compact and lighter design, and have a smoother and more durable internal mechanism. They are available in the calibers 4.5 mm, 5.5 mm and 6.35 mm.
- 10X GEN3i charger: It is the most advanced charger that incorporates 10x Quick Shot technology and can be used in the Gamo Swarm Magnum 10X GEN3i model. This magazine has an even smaller design and allows open sights to be used on the rifle. In addition, it has an inertial system that prevents the pellet from moving inside the magazine and improves the accuracy of the shot. It is available only in the 4.5 mm caliber.
GAMO brand magazine chargers for air rifles are essential accessories for users of this brand, as they allow them to fully enjoy their rifles and its rapid reloading technology. If you want to know more about these magazines or about the rifle models that use them, visit the official GAMO website or consult your nearest distributor.
Gamo 10X GEN2 Quick-Shot magazine .22 Cal. (Swarm Fusion 10X GEN2 and Swarm Maxxim 10X GEN2)
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Features
- 10 SHOTS WITHOUT RELOADING: Load 10 pellets and keep the barrel breaking and the pellets flying. The horizontal magazine integration indexes to the next round automatically so there is no fumbling between shots.
- ROTOR-NUMBERED WITH SHOT INDICATOR: The rotor is numbered so you always know your position, and an empty magazine indicator tells you when you are on your last rounds. No dry-firing because you lost count.
- HIGH-IMPACT POLYMER CASE: Built from a durable polymer that holds up to field conditions and regular use. Smooth indexing keeps the action consistent from the first pellet to the tenth without hang-ups.
- COMPATIBLE WITH SWARM FUSION AND SWARM MAXXIM 10X GEN2: Fits Gamo Swarm Whisper Fusion, Swarm Maxxim, and any other model in the 10X GEN2 platform lineup. Does not fit GEN3i. Confirm your model before ordering.
- LEADER SINCE 1889: Founded from a lead production legacy, Gamo introduced its first airguns in 1961 and expanded worldwide. Today, Gamo is Europe's largest airgun maker and the world's largest pellet manufacturer, sold in 50+ countries.
Gamo 10X GEN3I Inertia Fed Magazine .22 Cal. (for Use with Swarm 10X GEN3i Air Rifles) Black
Features
- INERTIA-FED INDEXING: The GEN3i magazine uses the recoil force of each shot to index to the next round automatically. No manual rotation, no hand-cocking the rotor. The air rifle's own action does the work between shots.
- 10 ROUNDS, BREECH-LOADED AUTOMATICALLY: Load 10 pellets and the inertia system moves each one into position as you cycle the action. Break the barrel, and the next pellet is already waiting in the breech.
- ROTOR-NUMBERED WITH EMPTY INDICATOR: Numbered positions on the rotor let you track your count at a glance. The empty magazine indicator signals when you are approaching the end so you are not caught mid-session without knowing it.
- GEN3i ONLY: Exclusively compatible with Gamo 10X GEN3i multishot air rifles. Will not fit GEN2 models. Check your air rifle model before ordering. Works with any .22 caliber pellet.
- LEADER SINCE 1889: Founded from a lead production legacy, Gamo introduced its first airguns in 1961 and expanded worldwide. Today, Gamo is Europe's largest airgun maker and the world's largest pellet manufacturer, sold in 50+ countries.
Safety Tips for Using Magazine Loaders
Air rifles are weapons that use air pressure to fire projectiles. These weapons require special care to avoid accidents and damage to both people and equipment.
Below are some safety recommendations for the use of air rifle magazines:
- Before handling the rifle, make sure it is unloaded and without the magazine attached. Check that there is no cartridge in the chamber or barrel.
- Store the rifle and magazine clips in a secure location, locked up and separate from ammunition. Do not leave the rifle or magazines within the reach of children or unauthorized persons.
- When charging the magazine charger, do so in a safe place away from sources of heat or sparks. Do not use ammunition that is defective, dirty or of a different caliber than the rifle.
- To insert the magazine into the rifle, make sure the safety is engaged and the muzzle of the gun is pointing in a safe direction. Do not put your finger on the trigger until you are ready to shoot.
- To remove the magazine from the rifle, engage the safety and point the gun in a safe direction. Press the magazine release button and carefully remove the magazine. Check that there is no cartridge left in the chamber or barrel.
- Do not fire the rifle without the magazine attached, as this could damage the internal mechanism of the weapon. Also, do not attempt to modify or repair the magazine charger yourself, as this may affect its function or safety.
- Keep the rifle and magazine clean and lubricated following the manufacturer’s instructions. Use the right products for each part of the weapon and avoid excess oil or grease.
- If you notice any damage or anomaly in the rifle or in the magazine chargers, do not use them and go to an authorized technical service. Do not try to fix the problem yourself, as you may make it worse or cause an accident.
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