Glock-style EU series pistols are prized for their no-nonsense reliability, and a few spare magazines keep that reliability going all game. EU gas magazines hold solid capacities and follow the Glock form factor, so they slot neatly into pouches made for the real thing. From flush standard mags to the famous AAP-01 drum, the right spares keep your sidearm running.
We stock EU series and Glock-style magazines from WE, Vorsk, Raven, Umarex, and Action Army, including standard, compact, extended, and high-capacity drum options. Browse the range below and keep your EU pistol fed.
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EU series is the trademark-free name airsoft brands use for Glock-pattern pistols, and their magazines follow the same logic. An EU magazine is built to fit a specific brand’s EU pistol, storing the gas and BBs in the familiar Glock-style profile. Because the form factor mirrors the real thing, mags and pouches made for Glock-pattern guns usually play nicely together.
As with all gas magazines, compatibility is brand and model specific, so match the magazine to your exact pistol. WE, Vorsk, and Raven all make spare and extended mags for their respective EU pistols.
EU magazines come in a few flavours. Standard mags sit flush for a realistic look, compact mags suit the smaller EU models, and extended mags add capacity and grip. The Reload 50-round G18 lightweight magazine is a popular high-capacity option for full-auto EU pistols, giving you more trigger time before a reload.
The Action Army AAP-01 deserves a special mention. As one of the most popular and customisable pistols in airsoft, it is supported by a huge range of magazines, including the AAP-01 drum mag that holds a large reserve of BBs for sustained fire. If you run an AAP-01 as a full-auto sidearm or compact carbine, a drum mag transforms how long you can keep firing.
For the pistols themselves, browse our EU series and Glock pistols, or see all pistol magazines.
Usually, yes. Because EU series pistols follow the Glock form factor, airsoft holsters and pouches designed for Glock-pattern guns generally fit EU magazines and pistols well. The magazines themselves are airsoft gas mags, not real firearm mags, but the external dimensions match closely enough for most Glock-pattern gear.
The Action Army AAP-01 uses its own dedicated magazines, including standard gas mags and a high-capacity drum magazine. The drum holds a large reserve of BBs, making it ideal for full-auto fire or running the AAP-01 as a compact carbine. Always use AAP-01 specific magazines for reliable feeding.
Generally no. While EU pistols share the Glock form factor externally, the gas magazines are brand and model specific because the internal gas system must align with the pistol. Always match the magazine to your exact EU pistol rather than assuming cross-brand compatibility.