Quote Originally Posted by secretagentmole View Post
It actually does it when you cock the rifle, bolt back, magazine clicks round, pellet falls into mechanism, done it on an X2 and a Mk 3!
Gravity can let the pellet fall back out the mag if the gun is being held upwards while cocking if your mag does not hold the pellets tight, and a few don't. This is before it is pushed into the barrel where it will stay. 90% of people never experience this if they shoot on a range as they are normally horizontal more or less, but in the field it can be different. Daystate mags seem to have their own personality, I've got some I don't even think about, yet others I would not use for target shooting as they open the groupings by half an inch - no big deal in the field, but for paper it's a waste of time. Once you know about it you can "lock n load" accordingly

James