FN SCAR-H HPR Hicap 500 BB's (BK) | FREE Delivery over €50 (ROI)
Magazines are critical to your pimary - without them, well...you don't have any ammo. And then it's game over! The last thing you want is to run out, so having plenty of spare magazines keeps you playing for longer, allowing you live your action hero best life.
Magazines are different from gun to gun, and can often be brand specific, however there is a lot of interoperability, however some modification may be required. The first port of call is to identify your replica, and focus in on that type e.g. M4, AK, MP5 etc. Then, you have to choose magazine type.
The main types of magazine are Hicaps, Midcaps, Lowcaps, and Box Mags (or drum mags). High capacity magazines (or hicaps) use a winding wheel system to move BB's from the main channel, up into your gun - they hold an impressive amount of BB's, reducing the number of magazines you need. The downside? They make a lot of noise. Midcaps and Lowcaps are spring-loaded magazines, so they're more realistic, but by their nature, they hold less ammo. There's no winding involved, you will need to reload more often, and this adds to the realism (they're also quieter)...you'll just need more of them to stay competitive. The difference between midcaps and lowcaps is simply their capacity. Lastly, there's drum magazines (or box magazines) - ultra high capacity magazines designed to transform your gun into a venerable support gun, and take on the world! They're heavier, louder, and some may frown at you for using them, but you won't care...you've got more ammo than a John Woo character!
Not all magazine types are available for all gun types, which is worth bearing in mind.
VFC are a Taiwanese manufacturer of airsoft guns and accessories, renowned for their superior quality, particularly for their externals, widely regarded as the best on the market. Also known as Vega Force Company, VFC serve as the OEM for many of the biggest airsoft companies such as Umarex and Cybergun, forming their higher end line-up, and getting the official stamp of approval from the likes of FN Herstal, and Heckler & Koch.
Primarily known for their AEG's and GBBR's, VFC also manufacturer pistols - originally produced under the Stark Arms brand, it has been rolled into the VFC parent company, with them producing the PPQ, HK45, USP, & VP9 for Umarex. This close cooperation with the real steel brands has aided VFC's reputation for excellence, particularly for their GBBR line - when you're looking for the best performance, and closest replica, look no further.
This high capacity magazine is designed for the SCAR-H from Cybergun and VFC. It is constructed out of metal, and holds an impressive 500 BB's, keeping you in the game for longer. The angled bottom makes it easier to wind, and the enlarged size of the 7.62 style mag gives you more room for ammo.