Airsoft Gas / CO2 Magazines

A CO2 magazine in that holds up to 25rnds at a time. CO2 powered the 12g bulb is stored in the bottom of the magazine with an easy to release base plate and easy access CO2 base plate. 

A spare magazine for the Gas Blowback submachine gun; the WE SMG-8, and the WE SMG-A1 (Also known as the New Wave - NP7).   

*Please note that this magazine is not compatible with the Tokyo Marui SMG-7

If you need spare magazines for your Specna Arms or EMG Salient Arms BLU and you want to keep your pistol pure with the exact mags for the platform these are what you need! These magazines are manufactured by Armourer Works and licenced by Salient Arms through EMG and come with a Salient Arms extended baseplate to complete the SAI look. This is effectively an EU series magazine, but the included baseplate features the S in a cube logo and SAI in recessed detail on the bottom to complete the Salient Arms look.

The magazine can be filled through the fill valve on the baseplate with the magazine held inverted, and BBs can be loaded in through the feed lips at the top, or by pulling the follower down and loading through the widened section of the channel on the front, depending on your preference. Obviously, standard EU series magazines from WE and Armourer Works will fit and feed in the Specna and EMG BLU GBB pistols, but what is the point of going for a stylish Salient Arms pistol without the proper magazines?

A spare or replacement Gas Magazine for the G&G Armament GTP9 and SMC9 Airsoft Guns, holding a total of 23rnds and being filled with Green Gas from the Inlet Valve on the Baseplate like any other Airsoft Green Gas Magazine. Whether you own a GTP9 and need more Magazines, or you own an SMC9 and you want a shorter Magazine for ease of use and/or aesthetics; if you need to lay down more fire in your Airsoft Games, then you need to stock up on Spare Magazines today.

A replacement magazine for EX Series PX4 Style WE Airsoft gas blowback pistols.

If you're looking for magazines for your Army Armament R36 GBBR or WE G39C AR36 GBBR go no further as you have found them! This magazine fits these rifles ONLY and is not compatible with other brands AR36 varients. It has a realistic weight and ammo capacity, making it perfect for military operation enthusiasts or those who like to skirmish as realistically as possible.

The mag is constructed with a high-density polymer shell with alloy internals and is loaded through the feed lips at the top of the mag body with a speed loader, preferably with a GBB adapter. The gas fill valve is on the bottom of the magazine and requires the polymer bottom cover to be slid off for access. The magazine is compatible with both green gas and red gas, ready for most weather conditions.

The polymer shell also features grooves on either side, which allow multiple magazines to be attached to one another for easier storage or faster reloads. keep your R36 in the fight for longer with some spare magazines and outgun all your opponents on the battlefield. This trusty mag is sure to withstand even the harshest of skirmishing conditions.

If you're running a WE GBBR, whether it's the SCAR-L, L85/SA80, Type 91, Keltec PLR-16, KAC PDW or M4 variant, this is the mag you need to keep it well-fed! Constructed with a steel shell, alloy/polymer internals and brass valves, this magazine is designed for WE Open Bolt GBBRs and holds 30 BBs filled through the feed lips, either with a speed loader or by hand. 

With wide compatibility and a strong but relatively light build, these magazines even allow you to switch off the "bolt lock" function using the catch on the top, meaning you can dry fire for a laugh or to practice weapons handling without holding the bolt catch while doing it. Compatibility-wise, these are strictly for WE Open Bolt GBBR rifles but will work in any WE Open Bolt GBBR which takes STANAG-style mags. 

Do you find yourself running out of ammo way too often? We have the solution! The Tokyo Marui 90rnd Saiga-12K Long Magazine is exactly what you need to keep on blasting for longer. This magazine has a polymer shell, alloy internals and a steel spring, which makes it very strong and reliable. This magazine is sure to survive whatever a skirmish may throw at you!

The magazine holds a whopping 90 BBs and features polymer feed lips. This is also where you load the magazine using a speedloader. The gas valve is found at the bottom of the magazine. To insert this magazine, use an AK-style "rock and lock" method. This means you have to insert the front section of your mag first, then "rock" your magazine back to lock it in place in your Saiga-12K.

The magazine can be removed from its polymer shell to view the internals and see the internal temperature sticker, this sticker shows what temperature the magazine is. To remove the polymer shell, press the button located at the rear of the magazine, then pull the shell from the internal magazine

If you have the desire to dump 350 rounds in one long burst from your GBB pistol but you don't want to go the HPA route this is your chance! The WE Europe 350rnd Green Gas Drum Magazine is designed for WE's GBB EU series which means it will also work in the Action Army AAP-01.

The magazine is constructed with a hefty alloy gas reservoir with a high density polymer drum with rubber shock bumpers and an external winding wheel on the front which is easy to wind quickly with or without gloves. The sizeable gas reservoir of this magazine means in most cases you will easily be able to dump the full magazine without a refill, so if you go pistols only and you need extra firepower to compete, this will suit you well!

If you have bagged yourself an interesting anime-inspired GBB pistol you will need the right mags! The Double Bell 18rnd Green Gas Magazine for AM.45 GBB Pistols is styled after a real steel 1911 magazine but is only compatible with Double Bell's funky-lookin' Vorpal Bunny GBB or the super aggressive AM.45 "Chisato". 

The magazine suits the style of the AM.45 perfectly with its finger ledge baseplate in either hot pink or matt black. The mag can be filled through the feed lips on the top of the mag or through the feed channel on the front by pulling the follower down and filling from the widened section at the bottom. The fill valve is on the baseplate and as always, the mag will need to be inverted to fill it with gas. 

For those of you who have been hunting for STI Combat Master magazines, here they finally are! This magazine is a replacement original magazine which holds 24 rounds and a 12g unthreaded CO2 cartridge within the shell.