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JTF27 May 17th, 2011 22:17

FN2000 mags
 
Hey all,

Today I purchased the G&G FN2000 and after some trial with the mags I owned I found that the plastic ones did not feed at all and one of my metal mags worked but got jammed and had to be pulled out.

Question being does anyone know which mags work well with the FN2000?

Any help is appreciated.

Cheers

JTF27

R.I.T.Z May 17th, 2011 22:22

the G&G F2000 is an odd one, if you look at the included hicap you'll notice that the plastic lip is shorter then on most mags. this is due to a retarded internal design (i think its a mechbox molding issue) in any case G&G m5 midcaps work fine.

Spike May 17th, 2011 22:26

One of my team members has one of these queer things, he has MAG mags for it, he had to modify them. The chunk of plastic that holds the BB retainer in place had to be filed down. There's a screw on the mechbox of that blocks mags from catching. See middle mag:

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4028/...a4d8e6b13b.jpg

kullwarrior May 17th, 2011 22:29

FYI
there's no such thing as FN2000....except in COD
It's called FN F2000

as for mags,
its high caps, G&G mid/low cap, or modded mid/low cap only. Mod is shown above.

JTF27 May 17th, 2011 23:02

Thanks for the replies, I'll give it a try. Thanks for the pro tip, was unaware of the proper name.

Cheers all.

Edit: Modded one mag and it feeds perfectly, thanks again.

jagman May 17th, 2011 23:54

Actually it is called a G&G G2010, CA mags won't fit in mine, KWA metal high caps feed, and G&P metal midcaps work once modified, if anyone tries the 190 rnd mids let me know, good luck any you will enjoy your addition, outranges most and very versatile, I love mine

krap101 May 18th, 2011 00:11

Pmags definitely don't work, but emags will with some pushing. The short pmags work well though, and that's what I'm using currently (with some ranger plates).

G_unit May 18th, 2011 16:26

Quote:

Originally Posted by kullwarrior (Post 1468287)
FYI
there's no such thing as FN2000....except in COD
It's called FN F2000

Unnecessary

fi3re May 18th, 2011 16:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by G_unit (Post 1468733)
Unnecessary

well if someone called the p90 an fn90 would you correct them?
worth pointing out imo

G_unit May 18th, 2011 16:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by fi3re (Post 1468741)
well if someone called the p90 an fn90 would you correct them?
worth pointing out imo

No, I would put two and two together and figure it out.

Grudge May 18th, 2011 16:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by G_unit (Post 1468748)
No, I would put two and two together and figure it out.

Op was being corrected, not flamed. Proper terminology show respect for the equipment we use.:banghead:

G_unit May 18th, 2011 16:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by multitech (Post 1468751)
Op was being corrected, not flamed. Proper terminology show respect for the equipment we use.:banghead:

Show respect for the one missing letter? Flamed or not, its still unnecessary.

Steven May 18th, 2011 17:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by G_unit (Post 1468758)
Show respect for the one missing letter? Flamed or not, its still unnecessary.

It's not a big deal, stop de-railing the thread with this banter.

OP: If any of the above doesn't work, I can ask a fellow club-member here what he uses.

NOOB May 26th, 2011 14:14

well pmag/ emag works if.........
 
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Heavily fitting them :D

use your imaginations

Outside In June 4th, 2011 03:06

I use SRC low-caps, and they work like a charm. I had feeding issues with the high-cap that G&G included with the F2000, but I've had no trouble with the low-caps. Just be sure to check the size of the retainer, as detailed in the post above.


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