yep, the thrill of reloading and letting your team mates know you are "gun down-reloading" etc.

try doing that while tickling your mags, not the same at all!

airsoft is about realism, running around in civvies and baseball sliding behind a bunker to tickle your mag isn't airsoft, it's speedsoft.

I think hicaps are OK for informal games/skirmishes etc but anything more than that lowcaps/midcaps are best.

Agreed Styrak, I usually use my Hicap for the warmup games, for of a run and gun style, while for the scenarios later in the day, I prefer my Midcaps. I have yet to use realcaps, Maybe I should just try loading my Mids with only 30-40 and see how it goes :)

I love it with the mp5 7-8 realcaps + the pistol/knife and grenades is all I often use.

bingo! but he could shove baffles inside to minimize shifting around. :rolleyes:

I love how people are always trying to find long winding ways to correct problems we already have solutions for.

lol, ya..... i thought of that right after i posted the thread, but decided not to change it. But like i said, I wasnt EXACTLY sure how magazines are set up, so I never thought mid caps or low caps would be any different than the one hicap i saw. Although now, it seems clear.

Maybe we should dip the bb's in rubber? and stop using tightbores?












btw.. I'm kidding.

I prefer low caps, but still have a high cap as a last resort

Same. I am against hicaps 100%, but if shit hits the fan, I'd rather use a hicap than not play.

dip the BBs :|


JUST READ THE SIG!

from the thread title i thought it meant rubber coating on the OUTSIDE of mags, which might not be such a bad idea...

Was thinking the same thing

would be interesting to see what it was like on the outside if done proper

Re: Rubber Coated Mags?
 

If you coat the outside of a mag, you might have fitment issues especially with mag that are already too tight.

Dipping only the lower half will look ghey!

and make your mag pouches feel 10x smaller. But you'd have mucho grippage