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Daviday September 26th, 2008 13:19

Star S-mag
 
I'm buying my CA M15A4 soon and i want to get a high cap mag, i like the Star S-mag. i need to know if it's alowed in airsoft games, and what most of your think of it. http://www.milsim-supply.ca/images/SAA-S-MAG-M16-L.jpg

Styrak September 26th, 2008 13:28

Most games, like milsims, won't allow you to just smack a C-Mag on a regular M4. You have to have a dedicated LMG weapon, or else use lowcaps and midcaps.

PaCHeKo! September 26th, 2008 13:33

It looks cool but useless in a game since it cannot be classified in any role.

Muffin September 26th, 2008 14:07

Thats taking hicap to the extreme man, its alot more fun once you add the reloading factor into your games.

Fly 9 September 26th, 2008 14:09

In general skirmishes where there are no ammo caps, you would be fine to use it. In milsim games where there are ammo caps you'd be best to leave it at home.
I agree with the fun factor of reloading.

m102404 September 26th, 2008 14:18

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3zjq...eature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inhl0fbjcdk

It's confirmed that Cmags make you smile....

...but they're not really in the spirit of mil-sims. At most ad-hoc skirmishes no-one cares...

It it makes you happy...buy it.

pusangani September 26th, 2008 14:26

went up against one of these at Defcon on monday, it is definitely be better to be on the side with one of these on it, but yeh reloading makes for more interesting games tho, and way more fun.

Fly 9 September 26th, 2008 14:44

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Originally Posted by pusangani (Post 827712)
went up against one of these at Defcon on monday, it is definitely be better to be on the side with one of these on it, but yeh reloading makes for more interesting games tho, and way more fun.

Haha, yeah. You could always tell when he was "reloading" (read electronically winding mag) his mag because it sounded like someone was racing an RC car around the field.

Dusti69 September 26th, 2008 16:01

why are they calling it an s mag when its a c mag?

ShelledPants September 26th, 2008 16:17

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Originally Posted by Dusti69 (Post 827775)
why are they calling it an s mag when its a c mag?

Because the manufacturer calls it an S Mag. Read the picture.

Dusti69 September 26th, 2008 16:19

oh i guess its like aftermath and crosman re-naming their guns different things than what they actually are
s mag = star mag apparently

Bissa September 26th, 2008 16:24

that is too much ammo for an M4

ShelledPants September 26th, 2008 16:51

You could always cardboard/duct tape mod it to be a more realistic capacity. But still, LMG gear only for LMG's. You need more than magazines to be accepted to most milsims.

Drake September 26th, 2008 17:34

Hide a 100 round midcap inside and it'll be milsim legal

pusangani September 26th, 2008 17:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by ShelledPants (Post 827805)
You could always cardboard/duct tape mod it to be a more realistic capacity. But still, LMG gear only for LMG's. You need more than magazines to be accepted to most milsims.

yep, whats to stop someone from dual wielding skorpion aep's with drum mags lol

http://www.gunnerairsoft.com/catalog...590e242e2cd5a1

shadow_matter September 26th, 2008 18:05

Its fine for a run of the mill game at Flag Raiders or Wasaga. Since you rarely see dedicated LMG's out on the field, being able to convert it to a LSW by slapping a c-mag into the gun may create some interest scenario options. Take base assault for example.

There is also a large personal factor in this buying decision. Do you have the need to walk around with 3500 rounds strapped into your m4? Do you have the need to feel bad-ass and carry something around that is a little more awkward to hold and heavier than usual? In my mind there is definately a sort of kick-ass 'why the hell would you EVER need that' factor.

ShelledPants September 26th, 2008 18:32

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Originally Posted by shadow_matter (Post 827848)
Its fine for a run of the mill game at Flag Raiders or Wasaga. Since you rarely see dedicated LMG's out on the field, being able to convert it to a LSW by slapping a c-mag into the gun may create some interest scenario options. Take base assault for example.

There is also a large personal factor in this buying decision. Do you have the need to walk around with 3500 rounds strapped into your m4? Do you have the need to feel bad-ass and carry something around that is a little more awkward to hold and heavier than usual? In my mind there is definately a sort of kick-ass 'why the hell would you EVER need that' factor.

Mind you, seeing a guy drop 4,000rnds of ammo in a 6 minute fire fight.

Fucking impressive.

tycho September 27th, 2008 11:37

I don't know if impressive is the word I would use; entertaining, maybe.

What's impressive is someone that gets 5 or 6 kills out of a lowcap mag; or mercies two people in a gunners nest :D

L473ncy September 27th, 2008 13:21

You're in PoCo right? I guess you should probably contact Op-For and BCAC.

The fields they play at are, NV Paintball, Panther, and BigFoot.

There was also a CQB field in Richmond but there were some concerns about zoning and stuff so it's temporarily closed to AS games but you can still play paintball there (from what I'm understanding)

Daviday September 27th, 2008 14:43

The Only real reason why i want the S-Mag/C-Mag, so i don't have the re-load all the time and it's probably easier than lugging around 6 to 8 ordinary low-cap mags. Throgh my eyes, the ordinary high-caps for me are to much of a hassel to wined up the BB's every 2,3 minutes. besides the S-Mag/C-Magis battery powerd realoadind system so it takes away the hassel, in my opion.

ShelledPants September 27th, 2008 14:47

Hassle?

Compared to... ? Breathing?

Daviday September 27th, 2008 14:55

well i've had problems in the past with high-caps when i'm shooting at somone and the ammo i wound up runs out then i have to take cover or pray that the guy i'm shooting at dosen't shoot me while i'm winding up bb's.

Amos September 27th, 2008 14:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by Daviday (Post 828288)
well i've had problems in the past with high-caps when i'm shooting at somone and the ammo i wound up runs out then i have to take cover or pray that the guy i'm shooting at dosen't shoot me while i'm winding up bb's.


USE LOCAPS

Daviday September 27th, 2008 15:00

good piont,

ShelledPants September 27th, 2008 15:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by Daviday (Post 828288)
well i've had problems in the past with high-caps when i'm shooting at somone and the ammo i wound up runs out then i have to take cover or pray that the guy i'm shooting at dosen't shoot me while i'm winding up bb's.

That's not a problem, that's half the point of the game. If no one ever had to take cover, airsoft would be a bunch of guys standing in a field pouring ammo at each other until they got bored and ordered a pizza.

Daviday September 27th, 2008 15:03

you have a point, I have to agree, but i'm not the trigger happy guy, i perfer well placed bursts myself.

Bissa September 27th, 2008 15:12

the TM 300RD hicaps will feed the entire mag before needing to be rewound, one of the guntechs at our feild carries 8 of those as his loadout.


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