KJW 25 Round Magazine for KJW 1911 Gas Blowback Airsoft Pistols (Color: Black / Gas)

"Got it for my secutor 1911. Fits like a glove. Shoots every bb plus some on a full fill of green gas. Very happy

"I was able to consistently get 20+ full power shots before the gas ran out, whereas the chrome magazine that game with the KJW 1911 only gets 15-17 shots when full. Slides in and out easily seems like it will last forever.

"Works in a Tokyo Marui 4.3 Desert Warrior

Pros:
- Solid construction,
- Some noticeable visual differences, but does not affect functionality
- Affordable

Cons:
- Not made to EXACT tolerances as the TM version, so you'll have to push extra hard on the slide release to load the first bb.
- The mag does not fall out when you push the mag release. You'll have to pull the mag out. I might try polishing the mag to give it a slicker surface to help with the mag release.

"Works perfectly in my TM 4.3 desert warrior, fits just like the TM mag and is cheaper than the TM mags. 5/5

"Very nice quality magazine with stainless steel construction. It holds a decent amount of gas and bb's, considering it is a slim single stack style magazine, but is actually double stack.
!! Do not release the follower in to the feed lip because it may chip some off!!

Pros
-compatible with Kjw meu 1911's and original M1911
-nicer look than original M1911 magazines

"pistol mag is raw!! i love it, fits right in to my 1911 very good. a little expensive but great for any compatible pistols.


very pleased

"Great quality mags. Have never leaked gas on me. Only thing is they fill port o-rings tend to get a little worn and fall out when pulling out the propane. They have never leaked at this stage they simply seem to get worn and come out. I bought the MoonDog fill o-rings on here to replace the o-rings I had lost. I generally get about 15-18 bbs from a fill of propane, which is enough for me.

Pros:
Great build quality
Holds ~ 24 bbs max
Never had a leak or feed lip break from 4 mags

Cons:
Fill valve o-ring gets worn and falls out

Overall other than the o-ring issue a great mag.

"Very nice construction. Well builit and hold a good number of rounds, far superior to single stack mags made by other companies. I can get off a good mag and every now and again a mag and a half on one fill of propane. Good mags and its always great to have spares

"Very nice mags. Solid metal, and they hold a lot of rounds. The valve construction seems strong enough to last, although the gas capacity is low due to the design. It holds enough gas for about 20 shots, although it can extend to 25 or so if you don't shoot it too quick. With propane the capacity should increase though.

"Decent quality, but as with most single stack green gas mags for 1911s, it frequently runs out of gas before running out of BBs. I replaced the gas router with the purple one from Nineball/Laylax, and combined with the current upgrades in my KJW 1911a1 (CowCow lightweight BBU and Maple Leaf bucking/I-key), I'm able to easily get off an entire magazine without running out of gas.

"CO2 slimplate mag: Lasted 6 months before the co2 puncture pin bent. Now the gas just hisses out of the mag as soon as the cartridge is put in. No way to replace this 50 cent part (that I know of- elite force makes a1911 mag rebuild kit that costs almost as much as a new make and there's no telling if it will even work for the KJW 1911 mags) so this mag is essential trash after maybe 500 shots. Guess it was good while it lasted..

"These mags are okay. I had to file down the top back part of the mag to fit in my wolfsbane. Also the mags say only put 4 seconds of gass in them, that does not work they need about 5 to 7 seconds of gas. Then they make it through the entire mag. Overall, if you do not mind fileing down the mag, then get these they are good. Also I got the silver green gas mags.

"Before you put these mags in your gun set them vertically on a flat surface and make sure that the mag release notches line up. I bought 2 of these and on one the mag catch lip was 2mm higher than the other causing the mag catch to never engage. It will require some dremel/file work to move the catch notch into the right position otherwise your mag will simply fall out of the gun. Or just send it back to evike if you experience this problem. Poor QC. Other than that the mags function just fine when they fit correctly. I can only give this a 3 star rating bc of this issue.

"This magazine is the one that is included with the KJW KP07 M1911 MEU and it worked great for a while but then it started leaking just a little bit. Now, it leaks too much for me to use it. I have a TM mag that I bought and it works flawlessly.