TAPP Airsoft Modular M4 Competition Magazine Adapter for Gas Powered Airsoft Guns (Model: Hi-CAPA / No Mag)

Features

• The Tapp M4 Modular Adapter converts your traditional gas airsoft gun to use HPA and accept standard M4 AEG magazines (super-feed mags recommended)
• Competition M4 Lower features flared magwell for faster reloads
• Modular design allows lower to be changed to different lowers. This makes the adapter interchangeable between M4, ARP, Shotgun Shell, etc.
• Friction-less BB stop allows smoother feeding and prevents BB loss while reloading
• Optimized internal design provides consistent feeding and performance
• Recommended 90-100 PSI

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About Tapp Airsoft

In 2014 we released our first product, the famous Tapp Triggers which gives players the ability to shoot semi-auto consistently and quickly, giving players a huge competitive advantage. The Tapp Trigger was the first and still is the only paintball-style trigger in the airsoft community. We followed up that innovation with the Tappazine. The Tappazine integrates perfectly with gas blowback and HPA systems to provide players with a non-stop supply of high-pressure air. With the Tappazine it's possible to maintain an amazing FPS rate all day long without ever needing to refill gas canisters. The Tappazine was great, but we wanted to do more, so in 2017 we designed and produced the Tapp Drum. With a 1500-round storage capacity, the Tapp Drum completely eliminates the need to reload. Getting rid of those few seconds it takes to switch mags gave us a crazy advantage-not to mention, we never had to worry about running out of ammo again. At the same time as we were developing our own products, our team grew from 2 to over a dozen players and we started sponsoring other teams and players as well. Today TAPP Airsoft is both a team and a company, proud to bring the latest in competition products and gear to the Airsoft community.

'Modification of Green Gas and CO2 magazines to use aftermarket HPA fittings and valves will void all included warranties due to the potential risk of damage from exposure to High pressure and misuse.'