mp7 hi-caps

cathal_flynn · 04-10-2012 01:14PM #1

so I'm trying to get my full mp7 load out done and I'm currently looking at getting hi-caps. the Marui hi-caps cost a mint if you want a few. I've seen these ones tho http://shop.ehobbyasia.com/well-145rd-hi-cap-long-magazine-for-r4-mp7a1-aeg.html will they feed in a marui mp7????? and i know mag brand mid caps are easy to source but there a cxnt to get feeding right.

Dogwatch · 04-10-2012 01:21PM

I use MAG branded ones and they are first class and never have a problem

cathal_flynn · 04-10-2012 01:30PM

in my experience the have let me down on many occasions

when i do use them i can only fill the with 40-50 rounds. and yes ive cleaned them , streched the spring and oiled them.

Rooky1 · 10-10-2012 01:48AM

The mag ones work fine if you fill them to the top and then remove about 5 rounds.
This method has worked for me on all 4 of the TM MP7's that I have had over the last few years.:)

cpb2 · 10-10-2012 08:35AM

I use the mag ones their capacity is big enough, they are quite small and light so can carry several, the only thing I find is you need to make sure there are no loose ones on top and make sure to seat the magazine really well otherwise there will be a slight gap and they wont feed correct

Rooky1 · 11-10-2012 02:08AM

Actually looking at the pics of the Well mags and the Mag ones I don't think the well ones will fit the TM MP7.
They look a different shape on the top.

http://shop.ehobbyasia.com/well-145rd-hi-cap-long-magazine-for-r4-mp7a1-aeg.html

http://shop.ehobbyasia.com/mag-100rds-magazine-for-mp7-aeg-6pcs.html

TheMooseInNam · 12-10-2012 07:50PM

I use the Mag 100 rnd mags in my TM MP7. They're cheap and work perfectly on fully auto. However, if you fill them completely, you'll need to fire of a few on full auto to get them to feed perfectly on semi.

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