Mags: 68 rnds or 120 rnds?

[Kos-Mos]

Just received my MAG 130 rounders... they go in a G36 with adapter for M4... so I am loosing about 6-7 BBs each time...

I had MAG brand in the past, they feed very well until they start to bug out... usually after 2-3 years. For 40$ for 8, I don't feel bad to throw them out.

They now make metal mids if anyone is interested. I wanted to order some, but my credit card said no. So had to settle for plastics.

[turok_t]

What kind of M4/M16 30-68 round metal mags have the LEAST feeding issue? I have a G&P and CA hop up on both my guns.

[Sasha]

10x 30 round mags, then when you're bored try sitting around in your room with your vest on practising your speed reloads.

[turok_t]

Originally Posted by Sasha

10x 30 round mags, then when you're bored try sitting around in your room with your vest on practising your speed reloads.

Brand? I prefer full metal

[deltaop1]

I personally prefer the Magpul pmags and now the newer emags as well. They look great, feed well, and are lighter in weight due to their non-metal construction (just like the real steel version).

[Pinard]

i'm using 120 rnds...but I short load them ! I've been said that full loading a mag is bad for the spring so...depending of the game I short load them on how much I want ! they feed really well

I got 68rnds too, short load them to

[Kos-Mos]

Got a few problems with the 130 rnds I ordered. I found that loading them past 100 will cause a few jams... so I placed a 3" long bamboo skewer in the access hole where the spring is. Prevents the follower from going all the way to the end. No more feeding problems, and 100rnds is easier to calculate for "600 rnd limitation"

[turok_t]

How do u guys find the G&P M4/M16 mags?