king arm mags good or not?

[attack-beaver]

i've come to the light that 20rd mag is just not enough per mag.

so i've seen that KA mags 70rd G3 makes and the sell them in packs of 5 for 60 bucks US. so before i go and sell all my STARs i wanna make that KA's mags are any good and worth my hard earned cash.

i only ask about this because i've mixed reviews on the mags.

[Styrak]

Yes, mixed reviews is right. A lot of people have had problems with new (and/or plastic, not sure) KA mags feeding, and you have to trim off some material on the part that holds BB's in.

[attack-beaver]

so some of them to have a problem but its a quick fix and most didn't have problems afterwards?

i'm looking at the King Arms G3 70R H&K (non-H&K) magazines the body looks to be metal but i'm not 100% sure.

edit
check KA's website metal body mags

[Cushak]

I have heard of issues with the plastic mags, but with the metal M4 mags I used to have, I never had a single issue.

And for their price for a metal mag, you can't go wrong really.

[Crunchmeister]

I just got a 5-pack of King Arms metal M4/M16 mags last week. I've tried them all to ensure functionality, and they seem to work fine without any feed issues.

I also have a box of King Arms plastic AK47 mags. I don't have any feed issues with those either, although I had to dremel down the lip that engages into the mag catch, since they were a bit too thick and the mag catch would't lock onto them. Now that I've ground down that lip, no problems.