SA G36 Mid-Cap Magazine,140 BBs – Black

Specna Arms G36 Mid-Cap magazine

This expert product description was prepared by the ANAREUS.cz expert team. All rights to this unique content are bound to the anareus.cz domain.Specna Arms G36 Mid-Cap is designed primarily for electric airsoft guns based on the G36 platform. The capacity of 140 BBs represents a compromise between ammunition capacity, reliable feeding and realistic reloading. BBs are guided through the feeding channel and pushed towards the feed lips by a spring, so they do not rattle freely inside the magazine during movement as they do in a conventional Hi-Cap magazine. The magazine is designed with an emphasis on reliable BB feeding and thanks to its strong feeding spring, it is also suitable for setups with a higher RoF or when using heavier BBs. However, actual feeding reliability is always affected by the specific gun, rate of fire, BB weight, condition of the magazine and the positioning of the nozzle on the tappet plate. The magazine body is made from durable polymer, which keeps the overall loadout weight low even when carrying a larger number of magazines. The magazine body features 2 coupling lugs that allow multiple magazines to be connected together. To load the Mid-Cap magazine, a speedloader is required, which is not included in the package.

Key features of the Specna Arms G36 Mid-Cap magazine

Technical specifications

• Manufacturer: Specna Arms
• Series: G36
• Type: Mid-Cap magazine
• Capacity: 140 BBs
• Material: Polymer
• Feeding mechanism: Spring-loaded
• Winding: No
• Loading: Through the feed lips using a speedloader
• Designed for: AEG
• Compatibility: G36, SL8, XM-8, ASG CZ805 BREN, Novritsch SSR63 AEGs and others

Warnings and recommendations for using a Mid-Cap magazine

• A speedloader is required to load the Mid-Cap magazine and is not included in the package.
• BBs are gradually pushed through the feed lips against the feeding spring using the speedloader.
• Do not use excessive force when loading, and once the maximum capacity has been reached, do not attempt to force additional BBs into the magazine.
• Before first use, we recommend gradually breaking in the spring.
• First load approximately 20 BBs and then release them from the magazine.
• Then load approximately 40 BBs and repeat the process in increments of roughly 20 BBs until full capacity is reached.
• This gradually loads the spring and internal feeding mechanism during the first cycles.
• After the game, always empty the magazine and do not store it with BBs inside for extended periods.
• A spring kept compressed for long periods may gradually lose its properties, which can later result in poorer BB feeding.

Package contents

• 1× Specna Arms Mid-Cap magazine for G36 (140 BBs)

Frequently asked questions from our store

Is a Mid-Cap better than a Hi-Cap?

Mid-Cap magazines offer quiet operation without rattling, smooth feeding and greater realism, making them a standard choice for tactically focused games. Hi-Cap magazines can hold hundreds of BBs and are easy to fill, but they rattle during movement and require regular winding, making them more suitable for beginners and smaller games where more BBs are fired.

How do you load a Mid-Cap magazine?

You need a speedloader for loading. Place its loading nozzle against the magazine's feed lips and use the plunger to gradually push BBs inside against the feeding spring. The speedloader is not included in the package.

Do BBs rattle inside a Mid-Cap magazine?

Not like they do in a conventional Hi-Cap. BBs in a Mid-Cap are guided through the feeding channel and held under spring pressure, so they do not move freely around a large storage compartment.

Can I store a Mid-Cap magazine fully loaded?

No, we recommend removing all BBs from the magazine after the game. This prevents the spring from remaining compressed for extended periods, helping to preserve its feeding properties and extend the magazine's service life.

Does it fit all G36 AEGs?

The magazine is designed for standard G36 AEG platforms and their variants, such as the SL8 or SSR63. However, dimensional tolerances of magazine wells and feeding systems may vary between manufacturers, so flawless compatibility with every existing model cannot be guaranteed.