For the electric rifle that does the heavy lifting in most loadouts, you need a rig full of spare AEG magazines. Light, affordable, and available in capacities to suit any playstyle, electric rifle mags are the spares you will reach for most. Whether you favour realistic mid-caps or stack-them-deep hi-caps, the right magazines keep your AEG running all day.
We stock AEG rifle magazines across the most popular platforms, including M4 and AR-15, AK, G36, and more, from brands like Nuprol, G&G, Tokyo Marui, Raven Evolution, and Amarok. Mid-cap and hi-cap options are all here. Browse the range below and keep your electric rifle fed.
For electric rifles, the choice between mid-cap and hi-cap shapes how you play, and it is the question every AEG owner faces.
Mid-cap magazines hold realistic counts, typically 100 to 150 rounds, and feed BBs by spring without any winding. They sit flush like a real magazine, do not rattle, and force you to reload properly, which is why they are the choice for milsim and realism-focused players. Models like the Amarok AM190 and the Raven RMG silent mid-cap are popular for exactly this.
Hi-cap magazines hold several hundred rounds, often 300 or more, in a reservoir fed by a wind-up wheel. They mean far fewer reloads, which is ideal for fast skirmish play, but they rattle slightly and need winding during a game. The Nuprol H-Mag is a good example of a high-capacity option.
AEG magazines are shaped to a specific magwell. M4 and AR-15 mags follow the STANAG pattern and enjoy broad cross-compatibility between brands, so most electric M4 mags will feed most electric M4s. AK magazines use their distinctive curved profile and rock-in fitment, while platforms like the G36 and SCAR use their own dedicated mags.
Always match the magazine to your rifle’s platform, and if you run a less common gun, check the listing confirms compatibility with your model before buying.
Polymer magazines are light and tough, which is why most modern mid-caps are polymer, while metal mags add weight and a more authentic feel. Some mid-caps come with realistic dummy rounds in a window for the full look. The capacity you pick comes down to how you like to play: pick mid-caps for immersion and a realistic reload rhythm, or hi-caps for sustained fire and fewer interruptions.
To fit the rifle itself, see our electric AEG rifles, or for the gas equivalent browse GBB rifle magazines.
Choose mid-caps for realism: they hold realistic counts, feed silently, and suit milsim and a proper reload rhythm. Choose hi-caps for fast skirmish play, where holding several hundred rounds means fewer reloads. Many players keep a mix, running mid-caps for immersive games and hi-caps when they just want to keep firing.
Most electric M4 and AR-15 magazines follow the STANAG standard and have strong cross-compatibility, so they usually interchange. There are occasional exceptions with proprietary or older guns, so check that a magazine lists your model as compatible if you are unsure.
No. Mid-caps are spring-fed and feed BBs automatically as you fire, with no winding needed. Only hi-cap magazines use a wind-up wheel to feed from their larger reservoir. That silent, no-wind feeding is part of why mid-caps are preferred for realism and milsim play.
