*Now in stock and ready for immediate shipment (2026/03/24)
*Some units with cracks in the blister pack are sold at a slightly discounted price, but the product itself has no scratches.
This is a CNC machined aluminum magazine compatible with Marui MWS, reproducing the old-school AR-15 style.
Two variations are available: a short 20-round type and a slightly extended 25-round type.
The magazine capacities are 20 rounds and 30 rounds, respectively.
With a custom anodized finish (GI Grey color), it is an excellent match for classic M16 series rifles.
This product is 100% CNC machined from 6061 aluminum, a high-precision specification that uses no die-casting whatsoever.
While lightweight, it ensures rigidity and boasts a high-level finish in both appearance and practicality.
・Compatible models: Tokyo Marui MWS gas blowback series
・Material: 6061 aluminum CNC machined (no die-casting)
・Finish: Custom GI Grey color anodized finish
・Weight:
20rd type approx. 270g
25rd type approx. 332g
・Magazine capacity:
20rd type 20 rounds (gas capacity approx. 22g)
25rd type 30 rounds (gas capacity approx. 51g)
This pre-order product is recommended for those who want to build an old-school AR custom / classic M16 style,
those who want to reproduce a Vietnam-era AR-15 or early M16 style, and those who seek a lightweight and high-quality CNC aluminum magazine.
【Please note】
・Some fitting and adjustment may be required during installation.
・This product is a replica for airsoft. Although the quality and performance have improved compared to before, we do not guarantee 100% the same quality and performance as the real thing.
・The quality of overseas products has improved, but in many cases, it still does not meet the quality of domestic products.
Therefore, there may be variations in quality, damage or dirt on the packaging, or slight minor scratches on the product itself from the factory.
・Although we provide information based on product information from the manufacturer, the specifications of small parts may change in future releases.
