MAG 170 round No Winding Mid-Cap Magazine for AUG Series Airsoft AEG (Package: Package of 4)

"I purchased these for a Snow Wolf AUG A3 and I have to say these are great mags, no feeding issues and they fit great on the magwell!

"Im a huge fan of my asg styer aug. But the old king arms midcaps kinda suck and have feeding problems after a few uses. These are freaking amazing. Ive thrown and dropped hem all over the ground and on rock, etc. Asside from some scratches on the paint they have 0 damage. They're made out of great polymer.

"Good, reliable, sturdy construction just an all around good mag.

"Great mags, feed flawlessly and hold 170rnds. Best mags ever!

"These magazines are in high-demand. I keep forgetting to order these and every time I remember to it becomes out of stock.

Not today!

I took my ASG AUG A3 XS in since I tossed the high cap magazine. That stock magazine didn't agree with the Lonex hop-up that I installed on there, so I needed the best option for AUG magazines. Sure enough, Reddit and everywhere else pointed to this item. Upon purchasing it, I was very glad at the weight of the magazine and the finish. It doesn't look as black in the picture. It's more of the smoky color you'd expect from a real steel AUG. Feeding was a breeze. The only break-in I needed was to check if it fed the .32g BBs into my XS. It fed down to the last BB; I chose not to go the full 170. I stopped around 100-120 rounds. It fed fine at semi and auto. My auto wasn't a full pull until empty, but in 3-5 shot bursts. As previous reviwers have said, inserting the magazine takes a some practice as the dimensions of the magwell and the magazine don't agree exactly. But once you have it click in there, it's very secure. Extremely tight fit may be an annoyance in the middle of a firefight, but at least I don't have to worry about a wobbly magazine. I recommend spending some time with these magazines and practice the best way for you to reload.

Overall, I can see why this sells so quickly sometimes. It's the one AUG magazine that actually feeds BBs into the gun. Keep them coming, Evike. The world may need more.

"Great mags, feed every bb in my JG AUG A3, they look great and they're nice and sturdy. Worth the money

"This mag has been great so far, it hasn't given me any feeding issues both in semi and in full auto. It was a pretty tight fit and a little difficult to load and unload buy a very small amount of filing at the points that were to tight made it snug enough to be more than secure but not difficult to load/unload. Lastly the amount it holds has been extremely helpful and lasts sometimes for several shorter games without the need for a reload. I'm about to order two more and would recommend these to anyone who owns an aug

"Very Gucci.
Best feeding mags and best quality mags on the market, and they have that smexy smoke-clear look that; 1) lets you check your ammo, and 2) looks hella fly.
Anyone running AUG, look no further, this is the top of the line in all areas. Its pricy but its worth every dime.

"I purchased these with my JG AUG A3 and have no regrets. Reloading is a pain because the speed loaders are either a choice of universal 500 bb thumb loaders or M-4 compatible speed loaders. You can get an M-12 sidewinder and adapter for AUG mags and it is worth it. I can load all my mags in under a minute. Check out the adapters at http://bingoairsoftdesigns.com/store/index.php?route=product-
/product&product_id=110

"I just received these and they feed fine with no misfeeds in the JG Aug A3. I did have one mag that wouldn't feed at all. I opened it up (I only opened the outer, the follower can't be pulled out without opening up inner magazine which looks like a nightmare to put back in.) comparing the insides to working mag and found no defects, put it back together and it works 100%. So it must have been a minor alignment issue.
The outer magazines constriction is sollid. I don't see anything damaging them. I am betting I could stomp on them with no ill effect.

"As the previous review stated these are great mags, they sturdy!!!

As for the loading difficulty its about right before you lubricate them, afterwards there is no problem, actually I took them apart (really easy) and spray the inside and the spring with silicone, afterwards I sweep the excess and voila!!!, you can completely load them with out trouble.

Pros

Translucid (you can see how many bb's you have left

No feeding issues, they work great (Considering it's pretty normal to get this kind of issues in AUG's)

"The Best Magazines for Aug's on the market

Pro's:
holds a large amount of bb's
Solid as a rock
Slightly transparent (so you can see bb's left)

Con's:
Annoying to load


These mag's are fantastic. They hold a huge amount of bb's (more than 1/2 the cap of a hi-cap) and have an excellent spring in them. They are solid as a rock and can take large amounts of abuse (unlike the flimsy king arm's models). My one problem with them is that they are a bit diffucult to load at first. The spring is so strong that right around 130/150 bb's it gets really tough to keep going. Regular speedloads can make it about that far before you have to stop (i've broken 1 speed loader with these mags). Also, if your not careful loading them and you pull the speedloader (the pump ones or the ramrod ones) all the bb's will spew in your face. after about 2-3 loading's though you get used to it and it gets easier. Personally I stop loading at 150 just because it's easier and 20 bb's isn't a big deal especially when you have 4 of them. If you have an aug and want mid caps these are your best option.

"It seems to work fine so far. It is a slightly darker color than in the image shown.

"Hard to load sometimes, but they do work

"Great mags! Excellent quality, and decent weight. APS AUG users be warned they will be very tight in the magwell (an easy fix with a file or sharp enough knife). Overall, 10/10.