DPMS SBR Full Auto Magazine (BB)

Easy to load with speedloader. No feed issues. I put 225 bbs through it (5 reloads), and it started leaking co2. It got worse quickly, and is pretty much useless now as the co2 leaks out before you can reload. Maybe I just got a dud... I would highly recommend this and the Bushmaster MPW if only it wouldn't leak!

After about 3 clip loads 75 rounds one BB GOT STUCK IN THE SPRING, i attempted to get it out with a micro screw driver and got the BB out after 30 mins of Hell!. And now the spring wont let the bb pressure clip open alk the way so i cant load it with BB... so it is now a useless paper weight... it they sold parts i could replace the spring but they don't sell parts.... so now im stuck pay $50 FOR A REPLACEMENT!!!!!! BOOO @ CROSMAN FOR NO PARTS REPLACEMENTS!!!!!!!

Fun BB gun but the magazine is a pain. Bb got in the spring and while you can remove the spring it will hang up coming out and then ejects to parts unknown along with cover plate. Found the little screw but not the spring and plate. Might be able to fabricate a plate and find a similar spring but still poor design and annoying.

You can fix the co2 leaking from the top rubber piece, by taking out the screw at the bottom removing the black rubber piece and using plyers to tighten clock wise

After about 8 reloads my cousin got a bb stuck in my spring so I went in and took it out but the spring still does not let me load the bbs so now I'm stuck with buying a 60 dollar magazine after already buying a 200 gun but everything else about the gun is great, If Crosman could fix the magazine this gun would be so much better and worth the 200$

I had a similar problem with a BB getting stuck in the spring. This was done because I forgot to push the latch back so the BB's can be loaded. BUT I FIXED IT. What you need to do is take out the screw located at the bottom of the spring. After you take the screw out pry off the stopper. Beware because the spring will shoot the stopper out. Now here is where you'll need PATIENCE!!! Carefully remove the spring from its track. You might need to twist it a little because when the BB was removed the spring got deformed. Once you get it out observe how the spring was wound and put the deformed part of the spring in the same position. Be careful because the spring is fragile. Occasionally see if the spring will go back into the track. if it does then you fixed it. If not keep trying. With patience you'll get it. It took me about 2 hours but I got it working.