Mid-Cap Magazine for M4/M16 series, manufactured by G&G. The magazine is made of plastic and is very sturdy. In addition, the magazine is a little thicker than standard M4/M16 magazines, so it fits better into the magwell. To our knowledge, however, it is not too thick and should fit into any magwell. The magazine locking lug and its case are short enough that the magazine also fits into guns in which the standard Mid-Cap magazines do not fit – like, for example, the G&G F2000 and APS UAR guns.

The magazine also has a new, long BB follower, which helps the magazine feed all the BBs into the barrel!

Real-cap, low-cap, mid-cap and hi-cap – what do these mean?

The ending “cap” comes from the word capacity. The prefixes tell how big the capacity is.

Real-cap, low-cap and mid-cap magazines all have the same design relating to the power that releases the BBs from the magazine. Each of them has a spring inside that compresses when loading the magazine and thus pushes the BBs out of the magazine, when the locking lug at the top of the magazine is pulled aside. A hi-cap magazine, on the other hand, has a more complex mechanism, with gears and a coil spring.

NB! Check out the basic instructions on magazine use from Tradetech.

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