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Airsoft Gun Magazine Product Details
Airsoft Spare Parts PTS 30/120rd Mag EPM Magazine for Tokyo Marui Recoil Shock Next Generation M4 Scar 416D AEG Black
– PTS EPM 30/120rd Enhanced Polymer Magazine for Tokyo Marui Recoil Shock Next Generation M4 SCAR 416D AEG
– Made out of Dupont Zytel High Performance Reinforced Polymer.
– Injection molded Zytel polymer shell.
– Mock bullet inserts.
– High tension spring
Airsoft Gun Magazine Product Features
Made out of Dupont Zytel High Performance Reinforced Polymer.
Suitable for Tokyo Marui Recoil Shock Next Generation M4 SCAR 416D AEG.
Suitable for 6mm Plastic Bullet BB.
Weight – Approx 195g
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About Airsoft Weapon Magazines
Airsoft guns shoot airsoft BBs. These BBs are normally kept in the gun’s mag. These magazines typically attach to the airsoft weapon very similarly to the genuine weapons they are imitated. The types of airsoft gun mags consist of real capacity, mid capacity, and high capacity magazines.
Airsoft Weapon Magazine Type Info
Airsoft gun magazines are available in a few styles like real capacity, mid capacity, and high capacity magazines. These types frequently apply to AEG magazines for automatic electric guns. Real capacity magazines, or real-caps, mimic the amount of airsoft BBs a genuine gun would keep, which is usually around 24 to 30 airsoft BBs. Mid capability magazines, or mid-caps, allow for more airsoft BB space with capacities around 120 to 160 BBs. High capacity mags, or high-caps, offer airsoft players the greatest storage with around 200 rounds of BB storage volume. One point to keep in mind about high-cap mags is that airsoft fields commonly prohibit their use because they allow players shooting too much ammunition to spray-and-pray during games.
Info on How Airsoft Mags Work
Airsoft mags have a series of internal channels and BB storage spaces. The BBs are usually packed into these channels with a spring attached to the really far end. When the BBs are packed, they compress the spring developing tension. On the load end, a little lock holds the BBs in the mag. When a BB is fired, the airsoft weapon releases the latch for a split second and loads another BB into the gun out of the mag. CO2, HPA, and GBB guns, which use compressed air or green gas, will often keep the gas or feed air in through the mag. This feeds BBs into the guns for these types of systems.
Airsoft Rifle Magazines Info
Airsoft rifle mags are most typically used in automatic electric guns (AEGs) and some types of sniper rifles. Find out how airsoft AEGs work. The magazines are specific to the type of AEG rifle and all of the types of that rifle are cross-compatible with the mags. The AEG magazines are placed into the gun’s mag well.
Did You Know?
Some airsoft AEGs and squad automatic weapons like M249 Bravo SAWs and M60s use very large capacity magazines. They can store up to 1000s of airsoft BBs and provide fire support for a squad or fireteam during engagements.
Airsoft SMG Mags Details
Airsoft SMG mags AEG are similarly separated by weapon design and functional between different submachine guns (SMGs). These SMG magazines usually come in real capacity, mid capacity, and high capacity versions with BB storage capacities ranging 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 These magazines use air and gas to function so the mags typically come with builtin gas reservoirs or pre-tapped for HPA tank connections. The mags used in GBB guns store gas in the magazine so the rifle cycles every shot and feeds in the next BB.
Airsoft Pistol Magazines Details
When compared to the AEG magazines used in smgs and rifles, Airsoft handgun magazines are often less versatile. Pistols mags differ by type and often use CO2 or green gas (propane) kept in the mag. The magazine is placed into the pistol’s grip like the standard firearm style. Pistol magazines are frequently interchangeable between comparable designs of the same airsoft gun manufacturer, but are frequently not cross-brand suitable unless they are specifically created for that purpose. Learning about the specific types of airsoft sidearms can give you a better understanding of how their mags differ. The majority of airsoft pistol magazines store around 20 to 30 airsoft BBs.
