G&P 140rd Short Skull Frog Hi-Cap Magazine for M4 / M16 Series Airsoft AEG Rifles (Color: Dark Earth)

"Just received this magezine and I have to say it’s pretty good. Very minimal feeding issues (Like 1-3 bbs at most) and holds a decent bit of bbs.

"I was baffled when I first came across this... how could such a compact magazine hold so many rounds? What sorcery is thissssss?!

I checked out the listing for G&P’s standard M4 mags— sure enough they hold just as many rounds yet with a bigger form factor.

HOW?!

Then I got these in the mail and what do you know: they’re high caps. Idiots! Why would they be listed as mid-caps when they’re clearly—

Oh they’re listed as high-caps.

Ok, so I’m either partially illiterate or just plain dumb.

My questionable lack of intelligence notwithstanding, these mags are darn good. They’re solidly built and easiy to disassemble. A great alternative to your standard mags if you ever wanna make use of that bipod collecting dust in your closet.

"Just got my package, and already I love it.

The primary thing I'm all about with this product is you can open to the internals, and it's easy and simple to do so. I'm a "do it yourself" type of guy, and plastic mags that are built to break drive me crazy. Right off the bat, I can tell these aren't built to break.

I have two M4 AEG (elite force CQB and G&G Combat Machine) the elite force there is zero movement while the mag is in. The G&G on the other hand will wobble and has a loose fit, but that's nothing layering some tape won't fix.

The look has me wondering why I ever bought regular mags. The short look just fits a cqb style, and my G&G is a dmr so it also fits the look really well.

If you're new to airsoft, don't let a 140rd mag convince you it's not worth it. 140rds will get you through most games with one (if any) reloads. If you're still concerned, this brand has higher capacity mags.

They may feel cheap in your hand, but after experiencing all sorts of mags, they really are no different. The internals seem solid and that's what really counts.

All in all 10/10 mags

Pros:
-sturdy
-looks great
-feeds like it should
-internal access

Cons:
-nothing you wouldn't find on any other mag on market