
- description
The ARP9 is one of the fastest-cycling AEGs most people will own, and that has an obvious consequence at the magazine well: a 100-round mid-cap lasts about as long as it takes to describe it. For anyone running an ARP9 in a support or aggressive CQB role, capacity stops being a luxury.
Fifteen hundred rounds changes the calculation completely. You can hold a corridor, cover a push, or simply stop thinking about ammunition and concentrate on the game.
It is built for the ARP9 platform specifically rather than being a universal magazine, so the fit is correct rather than approximate.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Drum magazine |
| Capacity | 1,500 rounds |
| Platform | G&G ARP9 |
| Brand | G&G Armament |
Good to know before you buy
Specific to the ARP9 platform. It adds noticeable weight and bulk under a compact gun, which is part of the trade for the capacity.
Frequently asked questions
Which guns does it fit?
The G&G ARP9 platform. If you run an ARP556 or another variant, check with us first.
Is it worth it over mid-caps?
On an ARP9, arguably yes — the rate of fire is high enough that mid-caps empty very quickly in a firefight.
Does it change the handling?
Yes. The ARP9 is a light, compact gun and a full drum is noticeable under it. Worth trying before committing to a full day.
How many BBs does it actually take?
1,500 rounds, which for most players is a substantial part of a game day.