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Old June 15th, 2010, 14:55   #16
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Well most will bag on the high caps but it really just depends on the type of game you are playing. Having a high cap in your mag collection is a good idea and if you get a quality one you should be ok with Jams.
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Old June 15th, 2010, 15:14   #17
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personnally, their is the fact that is too noisy..like the other guy said : maracas ! so annoying when you want to sneak without doing noise. Mid caps are enough, often 120rounds per mags.
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Old June 15th, 2010, 16:27   #18
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Old June 15th, 2010, 16:34   #19
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Hello all,
I'm a newbie, I am eager to play. Excuse my inexperience, I just bought a CYMA Al Capone tommy gun with a drum mag that can take up to 400 rounds. I assume 400 BBs is considered high cap? And therefore may be more prone to jamming? According to the majority of contributors of this thread. Should I be worried?
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Old June 15th, 2010, 16:43   #20
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personnally, their is the fact that is too noisy..like the other guy said : maracas ! so annoying when you want to sneak without doing noise. Mid caps are enough, often 120rounds per mags.
no agreed but for instance...

At my local field we play mostly "team death match" type games ( 15 on 15 usually the max but we have had more guys come out).

So you play a few games then everyone needs to run back and reload, this then starts the conversations going and next thing you know 30 or 40 minutes have gone by.

So for these types of games having 1 high cap is not all that bad so the game keeps going or if you do need to reload its easy and fast and back to the game.
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Old June 15th, 2010, 16:46   #21
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Not only are Hi-caps prone to jamming, they're more ghey than a bag of dicks.
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Old June 15th, 2010, 17:02   #22
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Old June 15th, 2010, 20:10   #23
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fixed. Most casual games should not allow hicaps, because they're fucking ghey, and no matter what people say, even experienced players end up using their AEG like a fucking machinegun when they have highcaps.
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Old June 15th, 2010, 20:29   #24
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Avoid Hi-Caps due to jamming?

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no agreed but for instance...

At my local field we play mostly "team death match" type games ( 15 on 15 usually the max but we have had more guys come out).

So you play a few games then everyone needs to run back and reload, this then starts the conversations going and next thing you know 30 or 40 minutes have gone by.

So for these types of games having 1 high cap is not all that bad so the game keeps going or if you do need to reload its easy and fast and back to the game.
Bah! None sense. You could just as easily carry more mags then a high cap if your intention is to keep the game flow up.

Personally, I can easily carry 1800 rounds in mid caps for skirmish days. Do I? Sometimes but most times I keep it under 1000 including the 300 rounds in buddy mags, mounted on the back of my rig, that I don't use.

One thing I find with high cap users is that they shoot too much. Whether random stuff or walking their BB's. Learning to aim and maintaining some trigger discipline would be a way to not need to blow through highcap mags.
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Old June 15th, 2010, 20:42   #25
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But is it not the duty of the high cap guns to overshoot for cover fire?
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Old June 15th, 2010, 20:45   #26
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fixed. Most casual games should allow hicaps. Anyways it really depends on the brand of hicap and the gun that you get the hicap for.

The p90 hicaps I have heard are horrid, how ever I tried two of them and they kept up to my lipo'ed p90.... I guess I musta been one of the lucky few. The mid and low caps for the p90 made by star love to jam and I have even had the TM one jam on me.

As for my AK I got some Star realcaps and they are horriable, they jam and are almost impossible to take apart with out damaging as they glue the "stopper" in place. my TM mid cap has never jammed and my Hicap jammed once because of stick getting in some how.

I do love playing with the low caps but in all honesty sometimes its nice to just take the hicap out and play with out worry of taking a speed loader and everything else down to your staging area. Just use a bit of self control and most people won't even complain that you use a highcap. Its the *I am gonna hold this trigger for 20 minutes and shoot that pieces of wood above your head hoping that I might some how sneak a shot in and/or abuse your good none cheating nature to make you call a hit* idiots that most people don't tend to like.

So in closing if you don't have a vest and what not to carry mags just start with a hicap or two *two ak hicaps is not needed... 1200 rounds = l2 aim but m16 hicaps are only 300 IIRC*. Build your gear from there.

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Old June 15th, 2010, 20:51   #27
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All STAR mags love to jam like a mofo
How exactly does a mofo jam? Like saying "that hurt like a sesame seed."


Hi-Caps? Who doesn't like Hollywood Mags????




I want realcaps, but am poor, so I stick to having one Hi-Cap I fill it maybe twice per day event and scratch it pretty much after 30-35 rounds cuz you gotta. In my opinion, it takes longer to wind a Hi-Cap than it does to replace a realcap giving mag winders a slight disadvantage. Also, my mag pouches have no mags in them Just a camera, barrel condom, smokes, lighter, and a picture of DanOfTheDead's mom. (I know you're trolling XD)
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If you were trying to insert a magazine into another magazine then I guess that would be indeed ghey. Inserting a magazine in a magwell seems rather hetero to me. The tape is merely metro, calling it ghey is rather absurd and makes it hard for the metro magazines to socialize with other magazines.

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Old June 15th, 2010, 20:55   #28
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Old June 15th, 2010, 21:09   #29
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Also, my mag pouches have no mags in them Just a camera, barrel condom, smokes, lighter, and a picture of DanOfTheDead's mom. (I know you're trolling XD)

Well yeah but its not trolling if you don't post on everything! its just chairsofting HARD!!!

And while we're on the subject of my mom..... She told my sister you're hung like a gerbil. :lol:

Back to the topic. Hi-caps = BOOO!
I'm a fan of mid caps

1. if you want real cap only load them so much
2. they feed the same as realcaps.
3. you don't have to wind them
4. you feel like a real man shouting Reloading while taking cover from enemy fire.... even if it is plastic bb's
and finally 5. you don't have to wind them.... I know I already said that well that just stresses how important that is to me.
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Old June 15th, 2010, 21:53   #30
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Avoid Hi-Caps due to jamming?

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I want realcaps, but am poor, so I stick to having one Hi-Cap I fill it maybe twice per day event and scratch it pretty much after 30-35 rounds cuz you gotta. In my opinion, it takes longer to wind a Hi-Cap than it does to replace a realcap giving mag winders a slight disadvantage.
High caps have their place. At home plinking and testing or for guns that just don't have many low or midcaps available. But don't use that excuse for an armalite, mp5 or ak.

The problem with some noobs is that they wind as they shoot giving them an unrealistic ammo advantage. If they removed their mags, put them back, wound them then shoot, I wouldn't have an issue with it. The guys who shoot, take cover, wind then proceed to shoot again. I don't have issue with.
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