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The Gamo Swarm Maxxim Bone Collector Supermax 10X is a .22 break-barrel air rifle with a 10-shot horizontal rotary magazine that auto-loads a pellet each time the barrel is broken. It uses Gamo's IGT gas piston instead of a steel spring, rated up to 1,000 FPS with alloy pellets, plus Whisper Maxxim sound suppression and a two-stage adjustable CAT trigger. A 3-9x40 scope and rings come in the box, and a spare magazine stores under the grip. It suits small-game hunters and pest shooters who want fast follow-up shots; against single-shot springers it trades some shot-to-shot consistency and a heavier trigger for speed, and against PCP rifles it gives up power and refinement but needs no air tank or pump.
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Owners of the Swarm Maxxim line generally like the auto-loading magazine and the gas piston's smooth, weather-proof operation, and many call it a good value hunter. Common complaints center on cocking effort, trigger feel out of the box, and accuracy that depends heavily on hold and pellet choice.
The Gamo Swarm Bone Collector Maxxim SuperMax 10X GEN 2 is a .22 caliber break barrel air rifle. It was designed with Michael Waddell and Travis "T-Bone" Turner of the "Bone Collector" TV series, and the stock carries the Bone Collector logo.
The low-profile 10X GEN 2 magazine is a horizontal rotating magazine that holds up to 10 pellets. Each time the barrel is broken, the next pellet loads automatically, so all 10 shots can be fired before reloading. A storage compartment under the grip holds a spare magazine.
An IGT Inert Gas Technology gas piston delivers power up to 1,000 FPS with alloy pellets and is made to perform in changing weather. Whisper Maxxim sound suppression reduces the noise of each shot. The two-stage adjustable CAT trigger lets the user set the pull. A Gamo 3-9x40 scope with rings is included. It is intended for small game hunting, pest control and recreational target shooting.
