VFC SR16 mags
 

These take m4 or m16 mags right? i'm 99.9999% sure of this just don't want to make a retard mistake. lol

Yes they should be "STANAG" magazines. The SR-15 and 16 are AR-15 derivitaves. The only one you have to watch out for is the SR-25 which is a whole different ballpark. Which would be like trying to put a STANAG mag into a SCAR-H or something stupid like that.

Yes they do.

wtf is stanag o.o lol

and thanks, just needed that "yes" to convince myself

King Arms M4/M16 68R Magazine - Black - 5pc Box Set

would fit in a sr16 then yes?

DO NOT CONFUSE ME ANY MORE LATENCY!! i'm already freaking slow

OK. I'll explain it in a more general way. I just assumed that most people on ASC knew what a STANAG mag was.

Anyways, it stands for Standardization Agreement, a NATO thing where members use common things (ie. calibres, comms, map symbols/blocks, etc.).

STANAG magazines are standard M4/16 magazines made for use with the standard 5.56x45mm NATO round.

As for the SR-15 and 16, they stand for "Stoner Rifle", an AR-15 (Armalite model 15) derivative made by KAC. Note that the Armalite was made by Eugene Stoner and I believe the "SR" to be some sort of homage to him however this is only speculation.

The SR-25 is actually chambered in 7.62x51mm NATO. So what I was saying is that if you (or someone else) has an SR-25 make sure you get the right magazines (since they're different than the regular M4/16 magazines).

To break it down:

SR-15/16, M4/16 (and most other armalite derivitives), SCAR-L = STANAG magazine or M4/16 magazine.

SR25, SPR, SCAR-H and such = 7.62x51mm magazine which is a totally different size.

woah. i feel smarter. thanks! lol

Hi
I ran STAR plastic M4 mid caps on it and they feed ok.

Regards

i decided to get the sopmod m4 from VFC, and i got metal 68round KA mags.

thanks though :)