Do drum magazines count as real-cap or high-cap
 

hi guys I had a simple question. are drum magazines considered high-cap mags? or are they real-cap? I just wanted to know if you could use them in games requiring only real-cap mags

Thanks in advance.

They're generally considered hi-caps and some games have restrictions on how/who can use them (i.e., in a real-cap game they're usually restricted to support weapons and special rules may apply to them, such a how many BBs can be use in them).

But each group/organizer/game can set rules as they see fit, so you need to check with them.

"Usually" restricted to proper LMGs only. Even high cap magazines (approximately 300 rounds) are banned or restricted at most games.

Well that clears that up, makes sense I suppose. Thanks for the info Ricochet, much obliged!

If you're playing weekend pickup games most places don't usually care unless it's a special event or the organizer wants to setup the game/experience for a certain kind of player.

If you're going for a milsim it's usually a no go, daysims or shorter half day scenarios it might have special rules (eg. must take out mag before winding the hicap then reload or something).

Some airsoft guns have drum mags whose real-world counterparts don't have drums avail as well. The skorpion comes to mind. No real drum mag for that one lol.

I kinda want a drum mag for giggles.

Thanks for the info guys, and same here, to be honest I kinda want it for the formidable look

Pic of my M-4 with a beta drum mag on it !

I just threw up in my mouth a little bit...

With a bigger scope on the m4 it could be a DMR support weapon

I love it, I need more of this in my life

Drum mag mounted on my MP5K !

Drum mag mounted on my AK74 U !

Drum mag mounted on a G̶A̶U̶-̶8̶/̶A̶ M61 Vulcan

http://atomictoasters.com/wp-content...1/gau-8-08.jpg


I win.