These things are supposedly VERY hit or miss, and trying to get a good one is a total crapshoot. Mine suffers a ridiculous amount of light strikes, and if it's dirty at all, it starts failing to eject (and consider yourself lucky if you can extract the casing with your fingernail). Once in a while it won't strip a round from the magazine, but this is a bit more rare. Nevertheless, this gun is horribly unreliable, even by rimfire standards. Only comes with one (supposedly difficult to find) flimsy-feeling magazine. Naturally, a couple of months after I bought mine, dealers are offering deep discountss, trying to dump them. Frankly, I wouldn't even pay the sale prices, knowing what I know now. I love the concept of a smaller, suppressor-ready .22 LR with tall sights, but this model is an abortion.