Kross Airsoft Design Aluminium Angled Hi-Capa Adapter
Kross Airsoft Design Aluminium Angled Hi-Capa Adapter
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Kross build most of their adapter range in nylon. This one is machined from 7075 aerospace-grade aluminium instead, which is the version to pick when you want the finish and the feel of a solid metal part on a build you have spent money on.
The angled geometry does the work: it holds the magazine flush against your arm rather than proud of it, which is what lets you slide into a bunker and shoot over the top of it without the mag catching. The release button is aluminium as well, and the whole thing is set up for one-handed reloading.
The adapter alone weighs 187 grams. It is anodised and polished, and comes in five colours — black, blue, purple, red and silver — which match the Kross Hi-Capa trigger range if you want the two to agree.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Platform | Hi-Capa series |
| Profile | Angled |
| Material | 7075 aerospace-grade aluminium, anodised and polished |
| Weight | 187g, adapter only |
| Release button | Aluminium |
| Designed for | PTS EPM1-S magazines |
| Colours | Black, Blue, Purple, Red, Silver |
| Packages | Adapter only, or with an extra TM Hi-Capa magazine |
| Manufacturer | Kross Airsoft Design |
Good to know
Kross also make a skeletonised cut of this adapter, in a shorter colour list and at a lower weight. Worth comparing if every gram matters to you.
Frequently asked questions
Adapter only or extra mag? Adapter only if you already have TM Hi-Capa magazines. The extra-mag option ships with one so you have a donor ready.
Which magazine is it designed around? PTS EPM1-S. Others may work but that is the one Kross built it for.
Aluminium or nylon? Nylon takes hits and costs less. Aluminium gives you the finish, the colour match and a machined part. Both do the same job.
Does the colour match the triggers exactly? They are the same five-colour palette. Anodising varies slightly between batches, so treat it as a close match rather than a guaranteed one.