
- description
Four hundred and fifty rounds is the classic hi-cap capacity, and it exists because it is the sweet spot: enough that reloading is rare, small enough that the magazine still sits in a normal pouch and the rifle still balances properly.
It is a wind-up design, feeding under spring tension rather than gravity, which is what makes a hi-cap reliable at the rates an AEG runs. Wind it at the safe zone, top it up when you get a moment, and it will keep feeding.
Standard M4 fitment, in grey rather than black — which as it happens makes it much easier to identify your own magazines at the end of a game.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Hi-cap magazine, wind up |
| Capacity | 450 rounds |
| Platform | G&G GR16 and standard M4 pattern |
| Colour | Grey |
| Brand | G&G Armament |
Good to know before you buy
Hi-caps rattle when not fully wound and need topping up rather than swapping. If quiet movement matters to you, mid-caps are the better choice even though you will carry more of them.
Frequently asked questions
Will it fit rifles other than the GR16?
It is a standard M4 fitment, so it works in most M4-pattern AEGs. Check clearance if your magwell is flared.
Hi-cap or mid-cap?
Hi-caps mean fewer reloads across a game; mid-caps stay silent and enforce a realistic reload rhythm. Many players carry a mix.
Why grey?
Cosmetic, though it does make your magazines noticeably easier to identify if several people are running the same rifle.
Does it need winding?
Yes, and it will rattle if you let it run low without topping up.