MAG 100 Round Airsoft Mid-Cap Magazine for SIG / 551 / 552 Series (Box Set of 2)

"Good magazines for the price, but require some modification to fit both ICS and G&G branded SIG series guns. If you have a file and about 4 minutes of time, you can get this working for either of those guns. My only complaint is that you cannot remove the nubs without the help of a file/dremel/hand saw, but that is rectified by spending some more time on the magazines. These still have the best capacity of any of the SIG midcaps, and I would recommend them to anyone who needs it.

"Ok guys, I have written a review on this product before. I am writing another for clarification on the miss-feeding issue in my JG S550.
I stated in my last review that they needed some spray silicone oil, which they do, but they also need to have about 500-1000 rounds run through them before they function properly. NOTE: When you use the spray silicone oil you need to let the mags wick (basically dry before use) for about a day on a towel.
You also DO NOT need to OVERLOAD them. Your average speedloader holds about 110 6mm bbs. The fake markers on the back of the mag that show how many rounds it holds, if it were a "real gun", will be your indicator on where to stop loading. You also have another indicator on your speedloader, if the markers go from 30-90 rds, to show you where to stop loading. If you put the mag up to the light, while loading, you can see the bbs being loaded in and you want to stop just at the 30 mark around the bend or a little past. If you use your speed loader, to gauge how many, you will stop just below the 50 mark. That should be around 65-75 bbs. DO NOT put more than that in the mag because it will start to separate at the top of the mag.
Just so you know I run these in my DMR so the mags are perfect for my setup.

Pros: Durable
No miss-feeding after break in
65-75rds is not bad
They come in a 2 Pack
They do not need modified in a JG S550
They link together nicely
They fit linked together in a dual M4 mag pouch (made by Phantom that I bought here on Evike.com)

Cons; They do not hold 100rds (at least not without damaging them)
They need breaking in (which I don't know if this is much of a con because I have not owned a mag yet that has not)

Overall I suggest you buy these mags if you own a JG S550 and are looking to run this in MILSIM events.

"Bought this mag to replace the cranky hi-cap that came with my JG 552. This mag fits great, feeds great, and is much, much tougher than my old hi-cap. I have only been able to get 60-70 BBs into it before my speedloader gives up, but I'm still very pleased with it.

"Fits JG SG550.
I had some mis-feeds in the beginning but they just needed some silicone oil. Then they work just fine.

"I had no problems with these mags whatsoever. The plastic they are made of feels really tough. I haven't had one single misfeed, and they have very little wobble in the gun. Would highly recommend these mags!!

"WILL NOT FIT ICS
otherwise seem like Good quality.
The feed hole is maybe 1mm to far forward to feed in an ics sig. I own two ICS Sigs and bought four of these mags, the mags won't even come close to being fully seated, they hit the hopup.

"As others stated mash do stretch at the seams. Not a really big deal, just wrapped some duct tape around them. Problem solved. Mash feed flawlessly, after the duct tape they re pretty solid. I've dropped a mag down some stairs (accident) still worked perfect.

4 stars for the seams though.

"Fit and feed very well in my JG SG552 (plastic body). As the other reviews state, once you load more than ~70 bbs the magazine begins to split. I plan to fix this with some JB weld.

"I bought these for my ICS Sig 552 and with a little filing and taping they fit very snugly, which is a little annoying but something I'll get used too. 4/5 stars for this one, I'll be field testing them Sunday so I'll update then

"Pros:
quality construction and materials
double stacks the BBs
smooth feeding
great price for 2
Will hold 50-60 BBs easily

Cons:
at ~50 BBs in it gets harder to load
at ~75 gets almost impossible to load any more BBs
Dont actually hold 100 rounds (they could but you would break your speed loader)
DO NOT fit in ICS brand SIGs (at least my ICS 551, got them to fit after a little work to the mag itself, there a little loose, but not much)

I did count the amount of BBs I was using, so the above numbers are not a guess.

Overall, I definitely think there worth getting if you don't like windup mags or the sound of shaking BBs.

"These mags are very nice, but had a few problems with them and my gun. 1: i had to give a little extra push to get the mags to catch which isnt a biggie 2: i had to file down the bb stopper ( the thing that stops the bbs from coming out when the mag isn't in the gun) to make the mags feed properly. But other than that the mags are durable as anything, have a good weight for being plastic, have nice capacity, and feed well once i modded them.

Pros
Tough as Nails (probably one of the hardest plastics ive touched, i kid you not)
Nice Capacity IMO
Have a good weight for being plastic (and not weighted)
Feed well (once modded)
Clip to each other

Cons
A little extra force to get the mag to catch
had to mod the bb stopper for proper feeding
(those two could have just because of the brand i have)
dont clip to original mag
dark, so it's tough to see rounds left

All in all once i modded them, great mags, i feel theyll last me years of combat
Other brands may not need modification to the bb stopper, and may catch more easily (i have a plastic gearbox softair sig 552) and i recommend these mags to anyone looking for mid caps for their sig!

"I'm an avid user of Sig rifles, owning an ICS 551 & 552, also a G&G 550.

With modification, these will fit ICS and G&G rifles. The required modification does take some work so minus 1 star.

These magazines do tend to split at the seams near the top of the mag after long usage. You can fight against this by tightly wrapping tape near the top of the mag. Or if you are handy, there is a spot near the top of the mag where you can tap threads for a set/grub screw to lock down the top of the mag. Minus 1 star for splitting at the seams.

I used 10 of these mags for over 1 year. I wish there were more options for the Sig Platform, but these midcaps will be your best bet.
-SnowNTA

"Probably some of the worst midcaps. I tried to love them, I truly did, but these mags are pretty bad. I've ran them through a JG SG 550. JG 552, and an ICS 551. These mags do good with .2s, but forget using anything heavier. Can even load .25's in them without them struggling horribly to feed. You have to smack and tip them upside down for the spring to even move up. They fed flawlessly with .2s, but for a DMR build these are some of the worst. Seams at the top bulge when loading, and 2 mags have completely split and I had to super glue them all along their seams as if you would super glue a severe paper cut. (I have 6, and 2 from 2 different boxes had the issue, and all 6 had trouble feeding .28s, more so than others.) The plastic is a nice mold, but needs stronger seam glue. Another gripe I have with these is that you can't disassemble them completely for cleaning. You can only take out the spring. (Cleaned the spring and even put some silicone in the Mags and they still dont feed good. 3 of the 6 at least feed, but very slowly and not enough to keep up with a 9.6v on full auto. (Usually feed on semi, that is, if you get the good mags.) Horrible Quality control.
Pros:
Decent plastic
Good feeding with .2s,
Great capacity (if you can get that many in them)
Easy modification to fit ICS that doesn't effect internal performance

Cons:
Won't feed anything above .2s without MAJOR issues
Can't disassemble for cleaning
Seams bulging
Breaks speed loaders (rare)
Horrible QC
Picky with BBs. (Only feeds good with certain brands) *I only run G&G, Matrix, Goldenball, valken.

Overall a 2/5. I loved these midcaps until recently. The recent 2 pack is horrible, and these mags have a very low tolerance. If you think it's worth the risk, or you only use these for CQB, then go for it. If you're a field gamer like me, be wary.