
- description
Mid-caps changed how a lot of people play. There is no winding, no rattle when you move, and a magazine that runs dry at a realistic count — which forces the reload discipline that makes a game feel like a game rather than a hosing contest.
One hundred and ten rounds is a sensible mid-cap capacity: enough to fight through an engagement, few enough that you will be changing magazines rather than holding the trigger.
It is cut for the PCC45 platform, so the fit is correct rather than approximate.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Mid-cap magazine |
| Capacity | 110 rounds |
| Platform | G&G PCC45 |
| Brand | G&G Armament |
Good to know before you buy
Mid-caps do not need winding but do need swapping, so plan on carrying four or five. Specific to the PCC45 platform.
Frequently asked questions
Why choose a mid-cap over a hi-cap?
No winding and no rattle, plus a realistic round count. The trade is that you carry more magazines.
How many do I need?
Four or five is comfortable at 110 rounds each.
Will it fit other guns?
It is built for the PCC45. Ask us before ordering for anything else.
Does it feed reliably?
Mid-caps feed on a spring rather than a wound wheel, which is generally the more reliable of the two designs.