The right magazine depends on your gun, your field's rules and how you like to play.
| Type | Used in | How it works |
|---|---|---|
| Mid-cap | AEG rifles | Spring-fed, no winding. Common capacities around 80 to 120 rounds, such as the KWA MS120 |
| Hi-cap | AEG rifles | Large capacity fed by winding a wheel. Some fields restrict them |
| Gas magazine | GBB rifles, pistols and SMGs | Holds gas and BBs. For example the LM4 40-round and TAC-9 48-round magazines |
| Cut-off magazine | KWA cut-off AEGs such as the Q10 | Lets the gun stop firing on an empty magazine. The Q10 is designed for the K120C and MS120C |
For every KWA gun and the magazines that fit it, see the KWA magazine compatibility chart. Still not sure? Check the manual in our Manuals & Diagrams library.
Three magazines is a comfortable first day for most players. Some fields and game modes limit capacity, so check before you buy hi-caps.
Mid-caps are spring-fed and need no winding. Hi-caps hold more BBs but need winding and are restricted at some fields.
To use the cut-off, yes. The KWA Q10 is designed for the K120C and MS120C cut-off magazines and also accepts standard M4 AEG magazines.
The TAC-9 48-round magazine, which also fits the KMP9 series.
Three is a comfortable first day for most players.