Gamo 10x repeatin airguns

Gamo's 10X system is the most succesful way to quickly prepare a follow-up shot with your breakbarrel airgun.
This system has been placed one some of the most powerful airguns that Gamo makes

This system consists of a loading mechanism on top of the barrel with a removable 10-shot magazine.
When you break the barrel to prepare the next shot, the magazine indexes a new pellet and pushes it automatically into the barrel.

There are multiple generations of this system:

Gamo 10x Gen1

This is the first variant of the loading mechanism and uses Gen1 10x magazines.
This sytem is simple and easy, but is quite tall.
Because of this, the Gen1 10x rifles do not have iron sights and need a higher scope mount.

Gamo 10x Gen2

The second generation has a more flat shape allowing the use of iron sights or a lower scope mount.
The Gen 2 uses  Gen2 10x magazines which a placed flat on the system.
When cocking the rifle, the magazines rotated 90 degrees to load a pellet into the barrel.

Gamo 10x Gen2i (inertia)

The Gen2i is the same as the Gen2, but uses the Gen2 inertia magazines.
These magazines only rotate when a shot has been fired. This prevents the shooter from accidentally loading multiple pellets into the barrel.

Normal Gen2 magazines with also work in these rifles, but will not prevent double loading.

Gamo 10x Gen3i

The Third generation of the Gamo 10x system.
In broad terms, this system is the same as the Gen2i and prevents double loading.
The magazines are little different inside, but the normal Gen2 and the Gen2i magazines will also work.