
- description
Two guns, one magazine. The Wolverine MTW-9 and the ASG CZ Scorpion EVO3 A1 share this shell, which is genuinely useful if you run both — one set of spares instead of two, and no sorting magazines by gun in a pouch.
The shell is moulded from Dupont Zytel, a glass-reinforced nylon that PTS use across the EPM range for its resistance to being dropped on hard ground. Inside, the feed channel follows a constant curve rather than a straight line, which keeps the column moving without the stack binding part-way up.
There is a small window on each side of the shell. When the orange follower appears in it the magazine is at capacity — a loading cue as much as a status check, because it stops you forcing in rounds the spring cannot take. The dot matrix panel on both faces is there to be marked up, so numbered or colour-coded magazines can be told apart by feel and glance rather than by reading a label.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 110 rounds |
| Type | Spring-fed mid-cap |
| Fits | Wolverine MTW-9, ASG CZ Scorpion EVO3 A1 AEG |
| Shell material | Dupont Zytel polymer |
| Feed geometry | Constant curve |
| Load indicator | Orange follower, window both sides |
| Dimensions | 55 mm L × 28 mm W × 230 mm H |
| Weight | 192 g approx |
| Colour | Black |
| Brand | PTS Syndicate |
Good to know before you buy
Spring pressure does the feeding here, with no winding wheel — nothing to crank between engagements and nothing loose to rattle while you move.
The dotted panels take a paint pen cleanly and scrub off again, which is a better system than tape on the body. Tape peels in a wet pouch.
The figures above are the ones PTS publish for this magazine; we have not measured them independently.
Frequently asked questions
Does it really fit both the MTW-9 and the Scorpion EVO?
Yes, both are listed by PTS for this shell. It is the same magazine for either gun.
How do I know when it is full?
The orange follower appears in the window on either side of the shell. If you can see orange, stop loading.
What is Zytel?
A glass-reinforced nylon that PTS use across the EPM range. It is chosen for impact resistance rather than for weight.
Can I mark it up?
That is what the dot matrix panels on both faces are for. A paint pen works well and comes off again.
How many should I buy?
Three or four for a game day on a 110-round mid-cap, depending on how hard you shoot.