Our air rifle magazines cover replacement and spare mags for well-known PCP platforms, with BSA Guns, FX Airguns and Gamo leading the range. You will also find options from Umarex, Daystate, Weihrauch, Air Arms, Stoeger Airguns, Sig Sauer, Edgar Brothers and more. These are accessories, so you can buy online with fast UK delivery.
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Most air rifle magazines are both model specific and calibre specific, so the right fit starts with matching the exact rifle and the exact pellet size. A .177 magazine will not do the job of a .22 version, and even within one brand the magazine shape, capacity and indexing can differ from rifle to rifle.
That matters if you are replacing a worn mag, keeping a spare in the field, or trying to solve feeding issues without guesswork.
If you are searching for a BSA R10 magazine in .177, check the rifle family first and then the calibre marking on the magazine. In this section you will find BSA options including the BSA R10 Magazine .177, BSA CLX/SLX Magazine Red (.22) 12 Shot, and the BSA Single Shot Adapter .177.
We also stock dedicated designs for other popular rifles, including the FX Clockwork 16 Shot Magazine .177, Gamo Swarm Gen 2 Magazine .177, Stoeger Xm1 Magazine .177 and Daystate Wolverine Magazine .177. The practical point is simple. Airgun magazines are not universal parts, so matching the exact platform saves time and frustration.
A single shot adapter suits shooters who want deliberate loading for zeroing, bench work and slower target sessions. It gives you one pellet at a time, which some shooters prefer when they want full control over each load.
A multi-shot air rifle magazine makes more sense for hunting, ratting, general pest control and any session where quick follow-up shots matter. Capacity varies by design, so buyers often compare not just calibre and fit, but also whether they want a compact rotary mag or a higher-capacity option such as the FX Clockwork pattern.
The best airgun magazine for a UK shooter is the one that fits the rifle cleanly, cycles reliably and suits the way the rifle is used. If you mainly shoot from a rest, a single shot adapter can be the better choice. If your priority is faster repeat shots in the field, a spare multi-shot mag is usually the more useful buy.
If you are comparing options across our wider Magazines range, start with rifle model, then calibre, then capacity.
No. Air rifle magazines are normally specific to a particular rifle or rifle family, and they are also calibre specific. Match the exact model and calibre before you buy.
Yes. This range includes the BSA R10 Magazine .177, along with other BSA magazine options and the BSA Single Shot Adapter .177.
A single shot adapter loads one pellet at a time. It suits slower, deliberate shooting such as zeroing or bench work. A magazine holds multiple pellets and is the better choice when you want quicker follow-up shots.
The most common choices in this range are .177 and .22. Always match the magazine to the calibre your rifle is set up for.
Start with the rifle model, then check the calibre, then look at capacity and how you shoot. A spare multi-shot mag is useful for field use, while a single shot adapter often suits target-focused shooting better.
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