G&G ARP9 300rd Hi-Cap Magazine
G&G ARP9 300rd Hi-Cap Magazine
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A drum magazine solves the ARP9's appetite for ammunition but costs you weight, balance and the ability to carry spares. A 300-round hi-cap is the compromise most players actually settle on: enough capacity to fight through several engagements, small enough that you can carry two or three on a rig.
It is a wind-up hi-cap, so the BBs are under spring tension and feed reliably at the rate an ARP9 demands — which is the failure point of cheaper magazines on a fast gun.
Built for the ARP9 platform specifically.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Hi-cap magazine, wind up |
| Capacity | 300 rounds |
| Platform | G&G ARP9 |
| Brand | G&G Armament |
Good to know before you buy
Hi-caps need winding and will rattle when not fully wound — that is the trade for the capacity. If silence matters more than capacity, mid-caps are the better answer.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from the drum?
Capacity and practicality. The drum holds 1,500 but is heavy and awkward; this holds 300 and fits a standard pouch, so you can carry spares.
Does it need winding?
Yes, it is a hi-cap. Wind it at the safe zone and top it up between engagements.
Will it fit an ARP556?
It is built for the ARP9. Check with us before ordering for other variants.
How many should I carry?
Two or three covers most game days on an ARP9.