🔫 Diana Stormrider .177 Caliber Airgun Magazine Review

This magazine is a die-cast aluminum body with a clear plastic bullet holder window. It's made with precision! And can be customized according to your needs. (Master wrench and Phillips screwdriver not included.)

Pretty good for what it is as long as it works. Also too expensive for what it is. When I opened it it already had 4 very mangled marbles loaded in it so it was either used and returned or the manufacturer was acting weird. I hope it was just pellets left over from testing. They are the ones in the picture.

Don't like these, they break easily. I believe they came up with this design for resale because they can and will break. they will drive you crazy I have 4 guns. 3 have this type of magazine. My boss cop doesn't shoot with it anymore. Only these weapons are fun unless you repair them every ten minutes

As I disassemble the Diana Rider carbine/pistol combo I have to shoot a lot to break in and find the bullet I like best. I bought four magazines to load 5 rounds of each bullet type, set up a target with 4 templates and measured dispersion. Since the rifle fires 50 rounds per CO2, I can fire two shots from 4 magazines and finish one CO2 cartridge. Pecking rabbits in the backyard is a lot of fun as shots are always available.

Works great, but the price is about $10 more than it should be, and not just from Revain. Everyone else too. They should cost no more than $5-10. Some other air pistols are very similar and only cost half as much. I know. I bought ten, counting Nova Liberty and Gauntlet, and the last 6 were under $10 each. Very reliable. The style is very similar to mine. My friend bought two of these Diana magazines for over $40. I have 4 pieces for the same price. Gauntlet, Marauder and Liberty magazines have