Crosman 0481 Spare Clip For C11 / P10 Series Air Pistols, 2-Pack

These are the identical magazines that come with the 1911BB (40001), the C11, and MK5. These work with the P10/C11 series air pistols. I use a C02-powered 1911BB, and I can say these are the exact same magazines that were provided with the pistol when I purchased it. Holds 18 rounds each. The housing is mostly metal, with plastic in areas as needed. The springs are durable, the spring slider (used for loading) is easy to slide down the magazine, and the locking mechanism at the bottom clips every time, first try. Some magazines have a poorly-designed locking clip - as this is an OEM part, it retains the same quality as an original. Definitely recommended for anyone who uses a full magazine, but wants to continue firing without reloading BBs into the same mag. Also, for the price, it's well worth it. I bought a second one, as I have two identical pistols. You won't regret it!

Crosman spare clips I just got a new BB gun from Airgun Depot via Amazon.com these also fit my Beretta so I now have 10 clips 190-200+ rnds.more BB's than any gun can shoot on 1 CO2 cartridge. So far my Beretta is the only one that can do this! Great clips 19-20rnds.Now for the retraction I just purchased these all composite made clips as I said. They fit great in the Beretta Elite II, but after loading with BB's and taking the first shot /w my new Umarex TAC which used the XBG pistol the clip fell out an spit "" BB's EVERYWHERE!!"" They DO NOT WORK IN THE XBG BY UMAREX!!!HOWEVER as I said these clips work but not for XBG EITHER!!! :-(The cut notch on the front of these mags/clips are absent the photo is misleading read reviews before buying!!!

These are mostly plastic. only the back plate was metal (I think). I bought them for the Umarex XBG, so price was my primary concern. These require modification to work on the XBG. The indentations on the edge of the clip don't line up with the XBG. It is VERY easy to modify them to work, but you obviously void the warranty. It took about 15 minutes to cut a new indentation into both of the clips. I used a Dremel at first, but then cleaned it up with a pocket knife. They look rough, but the clips work fine. Just line up the old factory clip with the new ones, and mark them with a silver Sharpie. Mark EXACTLY the same location as the factory XBG clip. Don't cut it too high, or the clip will stick out the of the grip (and possibly not load BBs correctly). The plastic is pretty soft. I used the Dremel for speed, but you can probably do it all with the pocket knife. Cut out the plastic to match the factory shaped notches, but in the new, higher position. On mine, the new notch was approx 2-3mm above the top factory notch. Once I cut in the new notch and de-burred it, It slid right into the XBG. I loaded up 15 BBs just to test and they all fired without issue.Just be careful and go slowly. Don't cut too high. Match up the new locations EXACTLY with the factory XBG clip. Cheap clips that work.

Identical product to what came with my BB gun. The mags wear out with time. Remember to always load these by sliding the follower down to the bottom of the clip and hold it there. Load the BB's from the side of the mag; there is a small flared hole in the follower grove to do this rather than trying to stuff the BB's down the top of the mag and wearing out the plastic feeder lips.

These were a good value. As others have noted, it needs to be modified to work with Umarex XCP, XGB etc; can use a utility knife as the plastic is easy cut. See example with original at top, modified in middle, and partiallly completed modification on bottom. They need to be loaded with spring retracted; it automatically releases when loaded otherwise bb's tend to come out.

I have an Umarex XBG co2 and these do not fit correctly. If you want them to fit and not slide right out then take a knife, dremel, or CNC machine and just extend the top locking groove about a cm or so higher than it comes. Just be careful, refer to the original clip to see the height and keep putting it in until you get the perfect length. It's annoying that you need to do this to make it fit but it only takes 10 minutes and I haven't had a problem with it since, they don't come out but I went too high on one of the clips and it sits weird but still doesn't slide out. PS I was pistol whipping the air to see if it'd come out and it doesn't with this quick mod. PSS FYI I screwed up the right one like I said

This is going to be short and not-so-sweet.If you own a Crosman C31, DO NOT, under any circumstances, BUY THESE CLIPS.It doesn't seat, doesn't lock, and with a little shake, falls out of the gun. There is no work-around, no matter what one of the other reviewers said. I've tried three different orders of these clips, thinking maybe there was some quality control problem or production variability. They just flat are not made for the C31.In fact, I went to the Crosman website. It showed these clips, and very clearly said, in so many words, that these clips "...are not intended for the C31...". They may fit the C11, or other guns, but they do not fit the C31. And there's a good reason they don't fit the C31...they were not made for the C31! Crosman ought to know.I have found non-Crosman made clips that claim they will fit the C31, but have not received them yet. We'll see about them...but these are useless.EDIT: I have found a clip that fits the Crosman C31, and it's not made by Crosman. I was in touch with Crosman, and they say that currently Crosman clips that fit the C31 are not available at Crosman, or anywhere else, for that matter. They are back ordered, and will probably be available around 9/25/12.However, I have found clips that fit a C31 perfectly, exactly as the clip that came with the gun. The BERETTA clips for the ELITE II, Item # 2253517 ("Magazines For Beretta Elite II") fit perfectly.Do Not order any clips claiming to fit the C 31 right now...they won't fit. Only the Beretta clips (BTW; made in Taiwan, just like the clip that came with the gun) will fit the C31.