[CelticStormer]

hey i no theres winding mags that hold 3000 bbs but im looking for electric mos mags like the ones in the SAW's just wondering if theres any out there

 

[ORCA]

Hmmm.. Mosmags (CAW/Mosquito Molds mags) are all manual winding and you have to cannibalize a Tokyo Marui highcap mag to make them work. I had 2 and got rid of them for Electric winding verions.

Right now there are a few good manfactureres of electric winding mags:

Hero Arms - Probably the best in quality. For the MP5 they have a neat sound acitvated mag. it's only 500 rounds though. If it hears your mechbox while it fires it auto winds to feed bbs.
http://www.airsoftextreme.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=83_84_89&products_id=2191

Star - Nice looking C-Mag style drum mags, but nothing for Mp5

Wargame club modified a Top manual winding mag to be electric for the MP5
http://www.wgcshop.com/pcart/shopper.php?itm=JET-EMAG-TOPMP5_cat_Electronic Winding Magazine

Keep in mind tho... Drum mags sound like loud friggin maracas beacuase of BB rattle, so if you're not a stationary gunner with a weapon that can do sustained full auto fire, i'd stay away from them.

 

[brucelee]

I bought a 3000 round drum for my MP5... It worked well, it wasn't electric or anything, but it worked... However, the capacity was NOT 3000 rounds... More like 1500ish. I don't know why they say it holds 3000.

 

[ORCA]

you have to use 3mm bb's for the 3000 rounds

 

[CelticStormer]

thanks

i wasnt expecting it to be a stick mag for the auto sound mag but none the less itll work thanks guys

 

[ORCA]

Redwolf in Hong Kong modified a manual winding MosMag to be electric. But it's out of stock.

http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/product/product_detail.jsp?prodID=17531

You'll run across small shops in Japan and Hong Kong making a handful of these modifications from time to time.