EMG Helios x Hexmag 300rd Polymer Flash Magazine for M4 / M16 Series Airsoft AEG Rifles
(Color: Multicam Black / Single)

"I run an umbrella arms hpa build as a dmr. Max hop installed. These are the only mags of 22 different brands I have tested that always feed amazing. They hold a good amount. Not too loud considering I'm usually in the back sniping. If they are on sale buy a set. I’ll be ordering another 12 once they do. Only had 1 of 18 have a wire issue and it was the older model without the ring. My full set has 3 years in heavy use of 24+ games a year so these have seen tens of thousands of bbs each. In freezing snow and heavy mud. Always suggest these to new players and once they borrow a few for events they end up buying a set themselves. Runs great in aeg basic m4’s as well as stock mtw. Converted a lot to these as they feed flawless into hpa builds compared to weak spring low/mid caps.

"This mag has had the best feeding I have experienced. When compared to numerous other brands the price, feeding, aesthetics, and efficiency all make this mag a great addition to anyone's kit. There is however, a drawback to consider. Flash Mags (not just these ones), do not last long. There isn't a set lifetime. I've seen flash Mags break on the first use and I've seen flash Mags used for years. I can say for certainty, that these particular mags use a very thin steel pull cord, which is guided by all plastic. The steel pull cord is very strong but chews out the guide that the mechanism used to store the cord. Basically, the cord has a small key chain-like ring, that is connected via plastic to the cord. The cord retreats through a small hole in the plastic bottom, not much larger than the diameter of the cord. This creates small little cut outs as a result of the rapid retreat of the cord back into the receiver mechanism. Here follows a pros and cons list to help simplify, followed by a conclusive summary.

Pros:

Not super loud
Great housing for Pull Cord
Holds 30-40 BB's (rough estimate) (it feels like that many) per few pulls
Light weight yet sturdy and well made polymer (no rattling)
Cool colors to match your camos
Built in grip (the hex pattern)
Extremely reliable feeding, no doubt about it when engaging with enemies in high-stress altercations
Compliant with most mag wells, standard sizing and what not.
Works with high speed rof

Cons:

Limited life time
Hi Cap-therefore it is loud when you are burnin' your calories you got from discord Moderating and pounding code red.
That's It

Conclusion:

This magazine is an amazing magazine. I would consider purchasing again, although I have switched platforms. The price is justified for its performance and still valid for its longevity. Consider your budget, long-term goals, etc. before purchasing this magazine.

I would encourage you to purchase this magazine as it has served me well. Keep in mind defects are possible, so if something seems very wrong, send it back and get a replacement. Also, magazines require some breaking in. So, don't freak out and get your thigh high socks in a bunch. Standard Magazine maintenance still applies for longest possible life out of your magazine. 10% damage if you wear cat ear gaming headphones while you purchase. Enjoy your shmexxy hexxy shlongy wongy pew pew feeder.

"I honestly like these mags, and i wind it before the game then it feeds almost all my mags. It's loud to wind but it's not a problem for me.