Not every sidearm is a Hi-Capa or a Glock, and the specialist pistols need their spares too. From the competition CZ Shadow 2 and the service-issue SIG P320 to the sniper’s MK23 and gas revolvers, this is the home for the magazines that fit the pistols outside the usual platforms.
We stock magazines for a wide range of specialist sidearms, including the KJWorks CZ Shadow 2, SIG ProForce P320 and P226, Tokyo Marui MK23, G&G GTP9, the GATE PTX, and Korth revolver cartridges. Browse the range below and find the right spare for your pistol.
The pistols on this page each use their own dedicated magazines, and matching the right one to your gun is essential. Competition pistols like the KJWorks CZ Shadow 2 use a specific gas mag designed around their lower bore axis, while licensed service pistols like the SIG ProForce P320 and P226 use mags built to replicate the real magazines they are based on.
Because these are all platform-specific, there is no cross-compatibility to rely on here. Always order the magazine made for your exact pistol.
The Tokyo Marui MK23 is a favourite sniper’s sidearm thanks to its non-blowback design and superb gas efficiency, and its magazine reflects that, holding a realistic count while sipping gas. A spare MK23 mag is well worth carrying for the long, patient games where the MK23 shines.
The GATE PTX, an HPA pistol, uses high-capacity magazines including 80-round and 120-round options, feeding from its air system for consistent performance.
Gas revolvers like the RWA Korth Sky Marshal use individual CO2 cartridges rather than a conventional magazine, loaded into the cylinder like the real thing. They hold few rounds and reload slowly, but that is part of the charm of running something different. Whatever specialist sidearm you favour, match the magazine or cartridges to your exact model.
For the pistols themselves, browse our other pistols range, or see all pistol magazines.
Yes, the Tokyo Marui MK23 uses its own dedicated magazine. Because the MK23 is a non-blowback pistol, the magazine feeds efficiently and the pistol sips very little gas, which is part of why it is such a popular sniper’s sidearm. A spare mag is worth carrying for long games.
Gas revolvers like the Korth Sky Marshal use individual cartridges loaded into the cylinder, much like a real revolver. Each cartridge holds a BB, and the gas is supplied to the system to fire them. They hold few rounds and reload slowly, but they offer a uniquely realistic and satisfying shooting experience.
No. Specialist pistols like the CZ Shadow 2, SIG P320, and MK23 each use their own dedicated magazines with no cross-compatibility. The gas system and feed lips are designed specifically for each pistol, so always order the magazine made for your exact model.
