A&K 110rd Metal Mid-Cap Magazine for SR-25 Series Airsoft AEG Rifles (Color: Black)

"Needed a little bit of sanding to fit in my Matrix SR25, but otherwise I’ve had no other issues and they feed great even with heavy .40s. With minor modification, they can also be used in my VFC SCAR-H

"So I bought 2 tan mid-caps they are brilliant from what little testing I've done so far. They seem very durable and will see how long they hold up and I'll be running this with a CYMA SR-25 QBS with these and hope they do me a great dividence with my SR.


Pros (with what I've seen so far):
1. metal with no weak points I see
2. came with grease in both for smooth feeding

Cons
1. a little on the heavy side
2. a couple sharp edges (I think I a couple of defects )

"fit and feed great in my cyma platinum sr25.

"I bought the tan 110-count variant for a Cyma SR25 SPR and had no issues loading the magazine or feeding the bbs. Very little wobble inside the mag well, nice product!

"At first they are snug actually almost too hard to put in and a real pain to get out. However if you take a small fine file (or a ladies emery board) and work on the plastic corners (I had to file both end lightly) they fit perfectly.(easy in and out)

"I have yet to experience anything deal-breaking with these. They fit into my gun snug, so you have to give them an extra slap. The mags feed well and reliably. Overall worth the buy.

"Love these!!! So hard to find sr25 mags that fit classic army! I have 4 now and if these stay in stock, I might get more!

Pros:
-metal
-fits my classic army scar-h (see cons)
-affordable!!!! (Compare to crappy vfc mags that cost like $30)

Cons:
-REQUIRES modification to fit in any body. The back lips arw to wide/long and need to be filed down immediately, but takes 10 seconds.
-seems to only hold about 60ish rounds, but good for the dmr role (it has a "narrowed" end I'm the mag so it doesn't feed the last few)

Overall, awesome magazines! (The vfc jab is only because they use a v2 for their scar h, not because of their quality)

"Bought a couple of these for my Echo1 ER-25K, with a file and a little bit of patience they can fit. The ridges on the back of the mag and the lip on the front are about a mm too large but after some diy work they are the cheapest mags I can find that work with the sr-25 platform.

"Feed very well in my JG SR25, they retain around 5-10 bbs, however that doesn't effect their feeding up until those last 5-10 or so. They feel nice, solid, no shake and fit perfectly. I did however need to file a bit of plastic that stuck over the edge on the corners but that took like 2 minutes, not a big deal.

"These fit without modification in my CYMA Platinum SR25. However, the magazine does not feed the last two or three bbs. No big deal, can’t complain for $12.

"Got these for my matrix (full metal version) sr25. They work well, however you do need to file down or melt the (back sides) part of the plastic top of the magazine in order for it to fit. I used a lighter and a flathead screwdriver to smoosh the excess back until it slid in easy. Not sure about the highcap version, the high cap the gun came with isn't for sale as far as I can tell.

"As others have also said, I needed to do some modification to fit in the Matrix Sr25 that it’s specifically branded for (though it sounds like several brands will likely require some modification). Other than that, they feed quite well so far. Weirdly the spring won’t fully eject the last 2-3 BBs in the midcap, but not a huge deal. For the price, you can’t really beat them though - whenever they actually pop up in-stock

"They're not for me, I used up too much ammo than what these hold. If you're someone who is a sniper who can land shots good and therefore preserve ammunition and want compact magazines that won't get in the way when you're laying on the ground then these are for you, but I was in a firefight setting where I burned through these mags too quickly. Like I said, good for a sharpshooter, but bad for someone like me who uses ammo too quickly.

"The magazine appears to be built well. However, it WILL NOT fit into a Classic Army SR-25. It is just way too snug.

"They're fine mags if you can swap out the follower and make sure the spring isn't warped to badly. But if you have to get springs and a follower you might as well get the pts LR mags.