APS 23rd CO2 Magazine for XTP Series Airsoft GBB Pistols (Color: Desert Baseplate)

"The gun is good . That mags are trash. Sooner or later I will make a video that shows how to modify them.

"I got the ATP gbb from the B.O.A and the screw for the Co2 compartment got shaved and now I can't take the Co2 out . So I kind of wish they'd would make it sturdier and less likely to get messed up. Now I have to spend money on another magazine I didn't really plan on doing

"Good mag but co2 in general is a pain too me
Side not after two years of abusing the mag and gun they both are still kicking great

"Here is a nice short review

These mags are good, BUT!

The base plates fall off ALL THE TIME, just the blowback force from the gun firing can knock them off, I have since attached shock cord around the base plates and I hope this works to keep them on.

Will update on this fix later

What really bums me about these Magazines is that the magazines that the gun comes with has a different base plate locking mechanism that is very reliable (to the point its hard to take them off sometimes), I assume these magazines are a older style or generation and I hope that they stop making these and just manufacture the ones with the new baseplate on them.

"The gun these go to is incredible. Perfect fps for everything (Except super long range) It's reliable and accurate.

The mags however are incredibly iffy.

The locking system for the co2 is difficult to figure out and can get stuck very easily. Pliers may be needed to reopen even after all the cos is drained.

The plastic cap will come off, it will happen, be ready for it. Speed loader, at least the ones I have tried don't seem to work with the mags either.

Other than that though you get about 2.5 mags worth of gas on a single co2 cartridge assuming you installed the cartridge right and the mags didn't leak it all out, and I have had no feeding issues.

If it weren't for the magazines, this would be the ultimate G style pistol to snatch up on a budget.