PTS EMP1 M4 Midcap Mag (250 BB's) | 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.

PTS, or Professional Training Simulation, are perhaps best known for their partnership with Magpul back in the day (formerly known as Magpul PTS). Designed and engineered for maximum quality, and ultra-realism, PTS Syndicate strive for perfection. Effectively a union of the best materials, and state of the art manufacturing processes, resulting in innovative products for the most discerning of users. They have a substantial amount of licenses, producing gear for the likes of Centurion Arms, Fortis, Battle Arms, Gogun, Kinetic, Rainier Arms, enabling the same setup on an airsoft gun as a real steel rifle, without compromising on quality.

Given this level of replication, with focus on the build quality, and official licenses, it is no surprise that airsofters are prepared to pay the premium for PTS gear - you know you're getting the best.

Manufactured by PTS, these EPM (Enhanced Polymer Magazines) are midcap designs, with high capacity. This holds 250 BB's, under spring tension, giving you the massive capacity without needing to wind it on.

You need to use a speed loader with these magazines, with the externals constructed out of Dupont Zytel, giving it a strong, durable look and feel.