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Air Gun Magazine Product Details
Airsoft Shooting Gear APS 18rd CO2 Magazine for APS Steel Shark .177 Cal 4.5mm BB Black
– APS 18rd Co2 Magazine for Steel SHARK .177 Cal 4.5mm BB Airgun GBB
– Metal Construction.
– Metal Housing spring-loaded Co2 Gas Magazine.
– Suitable for APS STEEL SHARK .177 Cal 4.5mm BB Airgun GBB.
– Reinforced feed lip and gas router.
– High tension sp
Air Gun Magazine Product Features
Metal Construction.
Suitable for APS STEEL SHARK .177 Cal 4.5mm BB Airgun GBB.
Suitable for 4.5mm Bullet BB.
Weight – Approx 333g
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Airsoft Weapon Mags Information
Airsoft weapons shoot airsoft BBs. These BBs are normally held in the weapon’s magazine. These magazines usually connect to the airsoft gun very similarly to the real weapons they are modeled after. The kinds of airsoft gun magazines include real capacity, mid capacity, and high capacity magazines.
Airsoft Gun Mag Types
Airsoft gun mags are made in a handful of types like real capacity, mid capacity, and high capacity mags. These styles frequently involve AEG magazines. Real capacity magazines, or real-caps, simulate the quantity of airsoft BBs a real weapon would keep, which is usually about 24 to 30 BBs. Mid capability magazines, or mid-caps, permit more airsoft BB space with capacities about 120 to 160 BBs. High capacity mags, or high-caps, provide airsoft gamers the greatest storage with over 200 rounds of BB storage capacity. One point to keep in mind about high-cap mags is that airsoft arenas frequently restrict their usage because of players using way too much ammunition to spray and pray throughout gameplay.
Info on How Airsoft Mags Work
Airsoft magazines have a series of internal channels and BB storage spots. The BBs are normally loaded into these channels with a spring attached to the extremely far end. When the BBs are filled, they compress the spring creating tension. On the load end, a little latch holds the BBs in the magazine. When a BB is fired, the airsoft weapon launches the lock for a split second and loads another BB into the gun out of the magazine. GBB, CO2, and HPA weapons, which use compressed air or green gas, will typically keep the gas or feed air in through the mag. This feeds BBs into the guns for these types of systems.
Info Airsoft Rifle Mags
Airsoft rifle mags are frequently used in automatic electric guns (AEGs) and some kinds of sniper rifles. The mags are specific to the type of AEG rifle plus most of the kinds of that rifle are cross-compatible with the mags. Learn more about how the inner workings of airsoft weapons shoot BBs. The AEG magazines are placed into the weapon’s mag well. For instance M4 design AEG magazines would typically work 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 inch barrel. The very same would apply to AK47 AEG mags with swapability between different AK rifle platforms. AEG rifle magazines can store between 60 to 200+ airsoft BBs.
Airsoft SMG Mags
Airsoft SMG magazines AEG are similarly separated by weapon model and usable in between various submachine guns. These SMG magazines usually 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 Magazines for Green Gas and HPA Systems These mags use air and gas to operate so the magazines typically come with builtin gas tanks or pre-tapped for HPA tank connections. The magazines used in GBB weapons save gas in the magazine so the rifle cycles every shot and feeds in the next BB.
Airsoft Pistol Magazines
Airsoft handgun magazines are typically less flexible when compared to the AEG magazines used in rifles and SMGs. Handguns mags vary by type and typically use CO2 or green gas (propane) housed in the magazine. The mag is inserted into the pistol’s grip like the basic gun design. Pistol mags are frequently interchangeable in between comparable models of the very same airsoft gun producer, but are often not cross-brand suitable unless they are particularly designed for that function. Learning about the various types of airsoft sidearms can give you more insight to how their magazines differ. A lot of airsoft pistol magazines save around 20 to 30 airsoft BBs.
