Airgun Technologies Uragan 3 Magazine Problems

[Str8tshooter]

Yes, i would be really nice to have that info for that Agt manual.

I had few times my mag stuck at uragan 3. Mag was really hard get out on gun and there was badly dented pellet some wrong place.

I use mostly jsb hades 15.89gr.
If i remember right jts dead center 18.13gr pellet was more broblems with that mag.

That's the pellet I am using dead center 18.1

 

[IKnowNutin]

Hades 15g were most prone to jam for me but everything would jam depending on the degree of inclination including Dead Center 16&18, JSB 18 and Crosman CPHC's. I tried a pair of Eagle Vision mags as well. They are very nice....but also jammed with Hades.

 

[IKnowNutin]

On another note, I have a U2 .25 600mm and that thing doesn't care what angle it's at when cocking. I experimented to see if I could make it jam like the U3 including inverted! No problem.

 

[Silent shot]

That's the pellet I am using dead center 18.1

Im not sure, but was cocking feel harder with those jts?

They might be litlle harder lead then jsb are.

 

[Silent shot]

@IKnowNutin
Maybee those jsb hades is more soft lead so they get stuck more easy?
Or they are not so tight for that mag and fall down more easy?

 

[Vetmx]

I couple years ago when I got my U2 .177, I made a post about jams that were occurring when cocking while aiming up. But I’ve never shot a pellet out of the gun so I just assumed it was a slug problem. My simple solution was I just don’t cock it while aiming upwards. It also drives me crazy not knowing when I’m on my last shot. If someone makes a more user friendly mag, I’m interested. Even if it’s a printed one.

 

[Silent shot]

So that cooking problem is not new for uragan models.
Nice if they fix that for new uragan 3 model.
Or a least tell it manual.

If that cooking position is not problem those gen 3 can be one option.

 

[Str8tshooter]

Im not sure, but was cocking feel harder with those jts?

They might be litlle harder lead then jsb are.

I don't think so, only had the Rifle for a week and shot it 3 sessions so far, but seemed smooth until it was'nt and jamed. I may had the Rifle in a slight incline when cocking and that probably was the cause.

 

[Str8tshooter]

I couple years ago when I got my U2 .177, I made a post about jams that were occurring when cocking while aiming up. But I’ve never shot a pellet out of the gun so I just assumed it was a slug problem. My simple solution was I just don’t cock it while aiming upwards. It also drives me crazy not knowing when I’m on my last shot. If someone makes a more user friendly mag, I’m interested. Even if it’s a printed one.

Drives me crazy too, and upset when a squirrel laughs at me and runs off.

 

[Vetmx]

Drives me crazy too, and upset when a squirrel laughs at me and runs off.

I got so mad when it first happened while squirrel hunting that I decided to test the build quality of these guns. So I forced some things to get the gun cleared. It passed with flying colors. With other guns, I would have been headed back to the truck.

 

[IKnowNutin]

I couple years ago when I got my U2 .177, I made a post about jams that were occurring when cocking while aiming up. But I’ve never shot a pellet out of the gun so I just assumed it was a slug problem. My simple solution was I just don’t cock it while aiming upwards. It also drives me crazy not knowing when I’m on my last shot. If someone makes a more user friendly mag, I’m interested. Even if it’s a printed one.

See above. Orion's mags don't jam in my gun when everything else does. (pellets) His also has the empty mag block.

edit: And they are cheaper than oem!