The Hi-Capa is the most popular airsoft pistol going, and a rig full of spare mags is what keeps it running on the field. Hi-Capa gas magazines hold a healthy round count and, thanks to the shared Tokyo Marui standard, enjoy excellent cross-brand compatibility, so finding spares for your pistol is refreshingly easy.
We stock Hi-Capa magazines in both standard and extended capacities from the major names, including WE, Vorsk, Raven, Armorer Works, EMG, and Novritsch. Whether you need a flush-fit spare or a high-capacity extended mag, browse the range below and keep your Hi-Capa fed.
One of the best things about owning a Hi-Capa is magazine compatibility. Because Tokyo Marui set the dimensional standard for the platform years ago, most brands build their magazines and pistols to match. That means a Hi-Capa magazine from one brand will very often work in a Hi-Capa pistol from another, giving you far more choice and easier access to spares than almost any other platform.
There are occasional exceptions with proprietary or compact frames, so it is always worth a quick check, but broad compatibility is one of the Hi-Capa’s biggest strengths.
Hi-Capa magazines come in standard and extended forms. Standard mags, like the WE and Raven spare magazines, sit flush with the grip for a clean, realistic look and balanced handling. Extended magazines, such as the WE extended and Vorsk extended mags, protrude below the grip to hold more BBs and gas, giving you fewer reloads and a little extra to grip on a fast draw.
Both feed and function identically, so the choice is down to your preference for capacity versus a flush, tidy fit.
Like all gas magazines, Hi-Capa mags rely on rubber seals that need to stay lubricated. A drop of silicone oil on the fill valve now and then, and storing the mags with a little gas left in, keeps the seals supple and prevents the leaks that come from letting them dry out. Looked after, a good Hi-Capa magazine will last for years of skirmishing.
For the pistols themselves, browse our Hi-Capa pistols, or see all pistol magazines for other platforms.
Mostly, yes. The Tokyo Marui standard means most brands build to the same dimensions, so Hi-Capa magazines generally cross over between brands. There are occasional exceptions with proprietary or compact frames, so confirm compatibility if you run a less common model, but the platform is famously well supported.
Standard magazines sit flush with the grip for a clean look and balanced feel, while extended magazines protrude below the grip to hold more BBs and gas. Extended mags mean fewer reloads and a bit more to grip on the draw, but standard mags look more realistic. Both function the same way.
The usual cause is a dry or worn seal. Keep the fill valve and seals lubricated with silicone oil and store the magazine with a little gas in it to stop the seals drying out. If a leak persists after lubricating, the fill or output valve may need tightening or replacing.
