Depends on how it's set up. In a traditional configuration, where the tubular magazine is under the barrel, there'll typically be a cap at the end of the magazine. Rotate it counterclockwise, and pull it out. Attached to it will be a long tube and the magazine spring, and this action will open the magazine for reloading. On some rifles, such as the tubular mag fed versions of the Remington Nylon 66, the magazine inserts into the back of the buttstock. You will again need to rotate the latch counterclockwise until it unlocks, then remove the magazine.
you can load it through the hole in the side of the stock or in the back if the tube is removed. I unload mine by removing the tube and dumping the cartridges in my hand, replace the tube then eject (usually two rounds) out of the action until magazine is empty. ALWAYS CHECK!!!!!!!!
I would start my search at Numrich Gun Parts Corp.
gunpartscorp. com
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Yes, you can order the tube magazine off of the internet without an ffl and have it shipped to your door.
put it in the magazine one at a time
You need a gunsmith
What is the value of a Walther Model II .22 cal. 9 shot magazine?
Pull the slide back, and lock it to the rear. Inspect the chamber to ensure it's clear. Check the safety to ensure it's on safe. Load rounds into the magazine. Insert magazine into bottom of pistol grip. Release slide to chamber the first round.
for magazines try: edssportshop.com
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