Evike.com BAMF GEN2 Polymer 190rd Mid-Cap Magazine for M4 Series Airsoft AEG Rifles (Model: Blue / Rental Logo / Single Mag)

"Fit my Krytac Mk2 CRB M great. Fed well on semi and full auto. They went in easy and dropped free. There is a little bit of wiggle, but nothing too egregious.

The clear window on the midcaps are cosmetic only. I was hoping it would give an idea of rounds left but nothing. Not really a con, since it's not advertised as doing anything.

However, the base plate is WAY too loose. It slides forward with barely a tap. It stays retained, but this is annoying and requires tape or some fix right out the box.

For the price, this was a good buy for me, lots of capacity, good fit on my gun and looks good with lots of color options.

"One of the few mags that'll fit in a UAR and feed well. Only issue is that mine don't feed the last bb.

"Great mags, that feed well enough but they have a couple issues. The disassembly panel on the bottom just slides freely so have some tape handy, and the last bb doesn’t want to feed on mine.

"I bought 3 of these For my Lancer Tactical M4.
Had a couple of Fitment Issues but other than that It feeds rather well.Good Budget Mid caps

"Mag catch slot is 0.5mm too low to lock in the 6mmProShop MK18 (id 84833) out of the package.
Shave off the 0.5mm from the top of the mage catch slot and remove the side ribs that show through the slot and they fit snug, but are loose enough to drop when mag release is pressed.
Feeds well, but follower design will always leave 1 bb in the mag.
Like the rubber bottom pad. As another person said, they can slide about 1/2 way forward with little effort.
All in all, they will work for me until the G&G Drop-Free mags are back in stock.

"these so far have fed great. they fit a tad snug in all my guns but that's been ok so far. they look and function great. my only gripe is the bottom of the mag. the grip which slides off of the bottom is real loose. it doesn't 'lock" in place and they slide frequently. now they don't come all the way off as there is a stopper, but its a pain nonetheless. I just taped them to keep them from sliding. so I took a star off due to that! not a deal breaker though!

"great mags,feed great,look great...only gripe is the bottom slides off real easy. no biggie that wasn't solved by some tape. just thught i'd put that out there. mags wprk great though!!

"The mag is good. It can hold up, and do very well. It is a good overall mag, but the mag capacity is not even 130rds. This is without the spring. With the spring i can only put in about 120 rds.

"Mag feeds well in a Krytac CRB Mk1. I have to insert the mag very firmly to get it to stay in the gun. The only complaint is all my mags are the Krytac midcaps and when I switch to this mag I have to change my hopup settings as the bb trajectory is completely different.

"Good mid-caps for the price. Tight fit in a CYMA model AEG-6MM-901-TN, but better that than loose. Would buy again.

"I tested these with my older hk416 and my new Cyma platinum. I will say that these do fit and feed in both. However it won’t fit in the Cyma platinum if it has a Maxx hop up installed so I switched the hop up to the vfc 416 rotary hop up and fits perfectly fine and feeds great. I had been looking for Pts epms for the longest time and could never get them because they were out of stock. But these do work just as good and with a higher capacity. I would recommend the Gen2 mags but I wouldn’t recommend the Gen1 mags.
Vfc Hk416 ✅ older model
Cyma platinum ✅

"I got a couple blue evike logo mags and half a dozen black/red ones. The rubber plate on the blue ones are very loose compared to the black ones.

In addition, I dropped one of the blue mags (while removing it from the packaging) no more than 6 inches onto a wooden workbench surface and somehow the window/clear portion shattered... Not impressed.

But overall they are feeding okay and were a decent value on-sale.

"I have a specna arms core m4a1 and the mag has trouble locking into the magwell and the bottom piece slides around. But the mag works great

"Great mags for .20 bbs BUT not any thing heavier. You can use them at half capacity and it might work but it’s not worth it for a 80-90 round mag. That’s said the few times I used them they were flawless.

Pros:
190 rounds it great for a cheap mid-cap
Fits just about every m4 platform.
Sturdy and well built
Much better style than the Gen 1’s

Cons:
The shell is longer than standard 120 mid-caps give your platform a “taller” frame.
Bottom plate slides off easily ( I used colored electrical tap to hold it in place and distinguish my mags).
Mags have weak springs. THE WORST THING. These are too weak for heavy bbs.

I highly recommend the KWA 120rd mid cap mags. They are more expensive and have less bbs but unless you’re looking for for a $30-40 mag that hold 250rds KWA are a great choice.

If you want these for games with lots of friends or as loaner to you battle buddies it’s great… just don’t use the heavier bbs.

"I bought 3 of these to work in my Arcturus M4 that I got recently, and they feed pretty well, no issues there, they are relatively durable, and they overall would not be a bad buy except that the base plates don't hold in place AT ALL. When ever I reload I have to slide them back. Until I can get my hands on some EPMs I will be electric taping mine in place. Very disappointed as I have an Arcturus mag that has a much better base plate that stays on and it can't cost that much that it's a game changer and I would have paid extra for a base plate that STAYS IN PLACE. I would have been cool to just have it like screw in place but now days we can't even do that? for a 13$ mag, not bad, but save your money and get some EPMs.