Description
Airsoft Gun Magazine Product Details
Airsoft Parts Army 2pcs 25rd Mag Magazine for Army R17 / Tokyo Marui G17 GBB Pistol Black
– ARMY 25rd Magazine For ARMY R17 / Tokyo Marui G17 GBB Pistol
– Metal Construction.
– Spare Magazine for Gas Blow Back Pistol ARMY R17.
– Compatible with ARMY Armament R17 / Tokyo Marui G17 Pistol.
– Color – Black
– Weight – Approx 620g (310g each – 2pcs
Airsoft Gun Magazine Product Features
Metal Construction
Capacity – 25rd
Suitable for 6mm Plastic Bullet only
Weight – Approx 620g (310g each – 2pcs Pack)
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Airsoft Gun Mags
Airsoft weapons shoot airsoft BBs. These BBs are typically stored in the weapon’s magazine. These mags typically connect to the airsoft weapon similar to the genuine weapons they are imitated. The types of airsoft gun magazines include real capacity, mid capacity, and high capacity magazines.
Airsoft Weapon Magazine Types
Airsoft weapon mags are made in a couple of kinds like real capacity, mid capacity, and high capacity mags. These types most often relate to AEG magazines for automatic electric guns. Real capacity magazines, or real-caps, mimic the amount of airsoft BBs a real gun would keep, which is normally about 24 to 30 BBs. Mid capability mags, or mid-caps, permit more airsoft BB space with capacities around 120 to 160 BBs. High capacity mags, or high-caps, give airsoft players the greatest storage space with over 200 rounds of BB storage volume. One point to take note of about high-cap mags is that airsoft fields typically limit their usage because of players shooting excessive amounts of ammunition to spray and pray throughout games.
Information on How Airsoft Mags Work
Airsoft mags have a series of internal channels and BB storage locations. When a BB is fired, the airsoft weapon launches the lock for a fraction of a second and loads another BB into the weapon out of the magazine. CO2, HPA, and GBB guns, which use high pressure air or green gas, will typically hold the gas or feed air in through the mag.
Airsoft Rifle Magazines Information
Airsoft rifle magazines are most often used in automatic electric guns (AEGs) and some types of sniper rifles. The magazines are relegated to the kind of AEG rifle and all of the types of that rifle are cross-compatible with the magazines. See how the inner workings of airsoft weapons shoot BBs. The AEG magazines are inserted into the weapon’s mag insertion area. For instance M4 style AEG mags would generally operate in all M4 style rifles from a brief CBQ weapon with a 10 inch barrel made by G&G to a designated marksman rifle (DMR) platform with a 24″ made by Lancer Tactical or Elite Force. The same cross-compatibility would relate to AK47 AEG mags with swapability between different AK rifle platforms. AEG rifle magazines can keep in between 60 to 200+ airsoft BBs.
Airsoft SMG Mags Info
Airsoft SMG magazines AEG are similarly separated by weapon model and usable between various submachine guns. Hecker and Koch H&K MP5 AEG magazines are made to work in different MP5s like the MP5K or MP5SD. P90, KRISS Vector, and TMP AEG mags are built to be cross-compatible. These SMG mags also come in real capacity, mid capacity, and high capacity variations with BB storage capacities varying from around 24 airsoft BBs with real capacity mags to over 200 BBs with high capacity mags. Rifle Mags for Green Gas and HPA Systems Green gas rifles (including GBB versions) and guns powered by high pressure air (HPA) typically have their own customized design depending on the airsoft weapon brand. These mags use air and gas to work so the magazines often come with builtin gas reservoirs or pre-tapped for HPA tank hookups. The magazines used in GBB guns house gas in the magazine so the rifle cycles every shot and feeds in the next BB. HPA pre-tapped mags use HPA lines which are hooked up to the valves and permit the pressurized air to flow in through the mag. This setup feeds the airsoft BBs into the HPA gun.
Airsoft Handgun Magazines Info
Airsoft handgun magazines are frequently less flexible when compared to the AEG mags used in smgs and rifles. Handguns mags vary by type and often use CO2 or green gas (propane) housed in the mag. The magazine is placed into the pistol’s grip like the standard firearm style. Pistol mags are typically interchangeable between comparable models of the exact same airsoft weapon manufacturer, but are frequently not cross-brand suitable unless they are specifically designed for that function. Understanding the various styles and types of airsoft pistols gives you more insight to how their pistol mags work. A lot of airsoft handgun magazines keep around 20 to 30 airsoft BBs.
