16 Round CO2 Powered Magazine for KWC Elite Force ASG Cybergun 1911 Gas Blowback Airsoft Pistols

"No problems so far. Use mine in a dan Wesson 1911.

"Did not leak 5/5
A simple mag, nothing special, sadly kinda overpriced for what it is.

"Good evening. Greetings from Brazil.
Sorry for any English mistakes because it is not my first language.
I'll give this mag 5 stars because they are really good after some adaptations.
For anyone that is thinking about buying this magazine, you have to know about the possibility of feeding issues.
I have a Cybergun/KWC 1911A1 gbb pistol and bought 2 of this mags about 2 months ago.
I had feeding problems with both of them from the start.
I tried of figure out what was the problem and completely disassembled them.
After some testing, I realized that the mags didn't worked well because the "groove" (I don't know the technical name of it) in which the bbs are stored in the front of the mag was too tight. Even pushed by the spring, the bbs got stuck and didn't reach the mag lips.
My solution (and advice to you) is to disassemble the lips and the spring of the mag and use a piece of sandpaper to increase the diameter of the "groove".
After some sanding, my magazines are now feeding the bbs perfectly.
Thank you.

"They work in my rwa nighthawk customs covert ops 1911, but sometimes doesn't want to fall out when needed.

"I have many of these mags and i have never seen any problems come from them, only a mag that stuck and had to be manually pulled out instead of dropping out but that was fixed with a quick cleaning. refilling the co2 is fast and easy.

"This magazine is a beast!! I left the co2 in the mag for like a month, I used it and it worked like it was brand new. The O-rings never and I mean NEVER wear out!!

"Almost the Best gas powered mag for the best co2 pistol ever. These things will not stop shooting even if you drop them or use them like a hammer like some time do. A MUST HAVE FOR A GREAT PISTOL

"I have 3 of these mags, they all work great. I'm able to load each mag a total of 4x each (approx 60rds-ish) very consistent. I also have 2 of the extended mags and I'm able to load each of those twice. All in all, you can't go wrong with either mag.

"Does the job, same mag from KWC that comes with my Elite Force 1911 and Colt 1911 by Cybergun (both OEm by KWC)

"I had this mag for months and I love it. The mag feeds nice and it is high quality. I also never leaked.

"Good magazines I have four and they have seen some extensive use; they have been with me since I became serious about the sport. Anyone who has read my review of the Elite Force 1911 A1 knows the kind of abuse these magazines can take. My word of advice oil and maintain them, they won't quit on you unless you quit on them. For those of you who have the problem with gas spewing out the top the O ring is drying out, it is okay just put silicone oil in from the top and you're golden. unless of course this doesn't work in which case means the O-ring is degraded to the point it can no longer hold a seal.

"I now have 5 of these mags. At first the one mag that I got with the gun worked great. First 5 CO'2 worked perfectly, then I started to notice that the co2's were leaking. After I asked one of my friends they basically told me it was specifically because I was using a different brand co2 than what I started with. These mags work wonderfully if you can always use the same brand of co2. Each company uses a different head on their co2's. So if you start using crossman only use crossman the seal will never ever fail on your magazines. They will last you for ever. And just for those hard core players like myself that do speed reloads, DON'T throw your mags on the ground they will brake. I would definitely recommend these mags for everybody. They're just a little expensive.

"Have 3 of these for almost a year. Work like brand new every time and has yet to fail on me as compared to my friend's WE- Tech pistol mags which he basically had problems from day one

"Honestly, these mags are entirely fine if used properly like they are intended to be used. If you screw the bottom screw in too tightly while puncturing the Co2 cartridge, the mag will lose it's seal and become deficient. I would recommend screwing the screw slowly, wait till you hear the sissing noise from the Co2, then screw once more with the hex wrench with the longer end in. I hope this helps somebody not ruin their magazine!

"I don't know why everyone else said this was bad. The mag that I received was really good and functioned well! Just your standard CO2 mag like the one that is included with the gun. Not much else.
[Pros]
-Metal
-CO2 Powered
-Gas Efficient
-Lightweight

[Cons]
-Kind of a pain to reload BBs into the mag