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Airsoft magazines
ASG, or Airsoft Guns, are firearm replicas made in 1:1 scale, which shoot 6mm (or 8mm) round plastic pellets. These projectiles are shot using compressed air or other gas up to 100 meters. ASG magazines affect the dynamics, realism and quality of ASG gameplay.
Airsoft magazines
Frequently Asked Questions
1️⃣ What magazines for ASG?
The choice of magazine depends primarily on our style of operation and the requirements of the games. If we care about maximum "maintenance-free" and firepower, a good choice will be a hi cap magazine, with a significant capacity - usually around 200-400 balls. For those expecting realism, low cap and real cap magazines, with a capacity similar to that of firearms, will be the optimal choice. Mid cap magazines, on the other hand, combine the advantages of both types, providing a relatively large capacity with a simple design.
2️⃣ What does hi cap mean?
Hi cap refers to magazines ASG and is short for high capacity. As a rule, hi cap magazines hold between 150 and 400 balls and are equipped with a mechanism that allows the feed spring to be shot, which moves the balls into the carbine. Their main advantage is that they definitely need to be replaced less often, while the main disadvantage is their characteristic rattle.
3️⃣ What does mid cap mean?
Mid cap refers to ASG magazines and is short for medium capacity. Magazines of this type use a spiral tunnel with a spring-loaded pusher to keep the design simple, and the constant pressure on the balls ensures that they do not rattle and are fed into the replica at all times. As a rule, magazines of this type hold from 50 to 150 balls and are the most versatile solution in terms of the balance of advantages and disadvantages.
4️⃣ What does low cap mean?
Low cap refers to ASG magazines and is short for medium capacity - low capacity. Magazines of this type are characterized by the simplest design and a capacity of less than 50 rounds. As a rule, they are chosen by those wishing to achieve the highest possible realism of performance during games. Low-cap magazines with a capacity identical to that of firearms are referred to as real-cap - in the case of replicas of assault rifles and submachine guns, their capacity is usually 30 rounds.