am i missing somethin ? or did i get ripped off

ok i orderd a pack of 5 mid cap G3 clips by king arms, i look at reviews everything was all good,
BUT
i counted how many bb's will fit, ( and i tried packing with speed loader) and it DEF doesnt hold the 110 like it says.. maybe around 60 pluss, it miss feeds, where everyone else says they are flawless??

Spray a little silicone in there. Then give it a little time.

NOOOOO, DO NOT SPRAY SILICONE SPRAY DOWN THE MAG, I have gotten mags where people do that and it hardens up and the bbs actually get glued in place, liquid silicone might be different, but all the mags I have gotten with that problem have been from spray silicone, but If you know how to dissassemble midcaps then do that and you can see if there is a stopped for some reason, but it might just be because of the new spring.

A little silicone helps a lot, it will have a few feeding accyracy issues for the first few mags then they will break in and work perfectly.

I've personally heard bad things about KA midcaps.

But disassemble, lube w/ silicon oil (100%pure), and reassemble. All of my G36 midcaps and my AK midcaps had a break-in period.

{PWNY} RED wrote:ok i orderd a pack of 5 mid cap G3 clips by king arms, i look at reviews everything was all good,
BUT
i counted how many bb's will fit, ( and i tried packing with speed loader) and it DEF doesnt hold the 110 like it says.. maybe around 60 pluss, it miss feeds, where everyone else says they are flawless??

If you can return them, then you should. You got ripped off if they first of all stated that they held 110 instead of 60. But then there might be a problem with them if they only hold 60.

King Arms is a top notch producer, everything they make is amazing. The only thing is that VERY few American stores sell and stock King Arms products (most common KA products you will find are the normal upgrades, but havent seen many mags) So unless you bought it from a large, well known airsoft retailer, then i would exactly trust them. But of course i could be wrong, thats just what ive learned from research

#CW!!ZERO wrote:NOOOOO, DO NOT SPRAY SILICONE SPRAY DOWN THE MAG, I have gotten mags where people do that and it hardens up and the bbs actually get glued in place, liquid silicone might be different, but all the mags I have gotten with that problem have been from spray silicone, but If you know how to dissassemble midcaps then do that and you can see if there is a stopped for some reason, but it might just be because of the new spring.

aka my mags lol. I have used silicone before in mag mags fine granted it was the kind for airsoft,helped them feed better as well.

MonoxideGuy wrote:King Arms is a top notch producer, everything they make is amazing. The only thing is that VERY few American stores sell and stock King Arms products (most common KA products you will find are the normal upgrades, but havent seen many mags) So unless you bought it from a large, well known airsoft retailer, then i would exactly trust them. But of course i could be wrong, thats just what ive learned from research

I disagree! No one and only King arms gun I own (The Galil MAR) was terrible when I got it. The battery is next to impossible to get in (I skinned my knuckles to the white meat trying) and when I did finally get it in place the gun barely feed and chrono'd 100fps. I sent it back they repaired it and I am still not impressed with it. For a 450.00 dollar gun I would expect more. It has horrible accuracy (My shorter barreled gun are better) and is a little on the weak side at 290-300fps. I just expected more from a "top manufacture" especially for the amount of money they cost.

firby911 wrote:

#CW!!ZERO wrote:NOOOOO, DO NOT SPRAY SILICONE SPRAY DOWN THE MAG, I have gotten mags where people do that and it hardens up and the bbs actually get glued in place, liquid silicone might be different, but all the mags I have gotten with that problem have been from spray silicone, but If you know how to dissassemble midcaps then do that and you can see if there is a stopped for some reason, but it might just be because of the new spring.

aka my mags lol. I have used silicone before in mag mags fine granted it was the kind for airsoft,helped them feed better as well.

If you use 100% pure silicon that you buy from an airsoft shop then maybe, but your mags that you sprayed silicone in actually acted as a glue and the bb's were stuck in place.