VFC EMG SI SMP P365 Gas Magazine — 20rds
VFC EMG SI SMP P365 Gas Magazine — 20rds
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DETAILS
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A micro-compact has almost no grip to work with, so the magazine is doing a lot of the structural job as well as holding the gas. This one is metal-bodied for exactly that reason, and it is the part you want a spare of before a game rather than after.
Twenty rounds, 6mm BBs only, and it runs on green gas or top gas. VFC name three badges on the same pistol — their own, EMG and Strike Industries — so one magazine covers all three.
A loading tool or a speed loader is worth having with it. Thumbing twenty rounds into a magazine this small gets old quickly, and the feed lips do not enjoy it either.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Gas blowback pistol magazine |
| Capacity | 20 rounds |
| Construction | Metal |
| Ammunition | 6mm BBs only |
| Propellant | Green gas or top gas |
| Platform | VFC, EMG and Strike Industries SMP P365 GBB pistol |
| Manufacturer | VFC |
| Weight | Not stated by the manufacturer at time of writing |
Good to know before you buy
6mm only is stated explicitly on this magazine. It is not a part to experiment with on anything else.
The SMP P365 is sold under three names. If your pistol carries any of those three badges this is the magazine for it.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work with top gas as well as green gas?
Both are named, so yes.
Do I need a loading tool?
Not strictly, but a speed loader is recommended for a magazine this size and it is kinder to the feed lips.
Is the base plate metal too?
The construction is described as metal without the base plate being called out separately.
How heavy is it?
No weight is given for this one.