AIR ARMS S2OO 7 SHOT MAG - .177 CAL

AIR ARMS S200 MAG

The AIR ARMS S2OO 7 SHOT MAG in .177 caliber is a lightweight yet reliable air gun magazine. It's easy to use design makes it suitable for users of all skill levels. The 7-shot magazine is capable of firing multiple rounds with no adjustment. The result is rapid firing without sacrificing accuracy.

Featuring a 7 shot auto indexing barrel. 

contains a indexing magazine retainer block. 

5 mins installation is required for this magazine and scope positioning may have to change on your setup. 

Installation guide ; 

Step 1; (remove scope for ease of installation) choose either the rear or front block and slide on the magazine retainer block. do not tighten the screw yet. 

Step 2; insert the magazine into the rifle with the bolt positioned open. 

step 3; make sure the mag is pushed in all the way from the side. 

step 4; push the magazine retainer block up to the magazine compressing the retaining spring and ball bearing. 

step 5; keeping pressure applied on the retainer block tighten the screw on the retainer block to keep the block in place. 

step 6; remove magazine and re present magazine to ensure you have set up the correct pressure to retain the magazine.

How to load the magazine; 

Step 1; rotate the barrel to the first hole keeping pressure on the barrel do not allow this to rotate back freely as this can break the mechanism

step 2; where the barrel allings with the first hole insert a pellet through the rear of the magazine. 

step 3; keep rotating to the next hole and insert a pellet while keeping pressure on the barrel to not let it spring back.

step 4; after inserting the 7th pellet you can let go of the barrel and the magazines auto indexing system will stop the barrel rotating aligning the 7th pellet ready to be loaded and shot. 

step 5; insert magazine into rifle, with bolt open. 

step 6; push bolt forward to load pellet. 

step 7; fire rifle. 

step 8; cycle the bolt to load a new pellet. 

after 7 shots the magazine wont allow you to push the bolt forward this is an indication to an empty magazine, simply reload and go again.