orca
The Ayatollah of Rock and Rolla
Registered: September 2004
Location: Behind the Orange Kurtain, So. Kalifornia.
Posts: 1,268
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Review Date: 10/1/06
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Would you recommend the product? Yes |
Price you paid?: £42.00
| Rating: 8
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Positive aspects of the product (pros):
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High Capacity, Reliable
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Cons:
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The First Factory - G36 Box Magazine is a very well designed box/drum magazine used for the G36 family of AEGs. This mag is manual winding adn has a 5000 round capacity. Unlike other drum mags that are made of metal or hard plastic, this mag is made out of a thicker platic/resin type material which helps dampen the bb "rattle" effect found with all high cap type mags... But it still sounds like a maraca when you run with it.
The design of this box mag follows the profile of a normal G36 mag and when installed is about the width of 3 mags clipped together. It is a unique type of box mag in that it holds 2500 or so rounds in a live primeable are and the other 2500 sit in a resevior for storage.
A TM G36c High Cap mag needs to be used as the box mag's internals, some retailers bundle both so double check before you buy. It's a very easy install. Simply unclip the internals from the TM High Cap Mag and slide them into the FF Box Mag. No other modifications are needed.
Pics of the instructions from the box show how the resevoir system works. Note that even when the mag is fully loaded there is a void that can be used to house a motor and small battery. A few retailers in Japan like Echigoya have done this modification already.
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Putting my money where my mouth is...
OMFG The A.I.C.S. is NOT an L96, AWP or AWM!!!
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Registered: September 2004
Location: Behind the Orange Kurtain, So. Kalifornia.