Replicating the iconic curved design of the classic 9mm MP5 magazine, the CYMA 120-Round Curved MP5 Mid-Cap Magazine is an essential upgrade for any MP5 player. Featuring a stamped full-metal outer housing paired with durable internal mechanics, this magazine delivers rock-solid durability, stealthy non-rattle operation, and rapid spring feeding under heavy fire.
Designed for universal fitment across standard MP5 AEGs, these mid-caps are also tailored to work seamlessly with Airtac MP5 HPA Adapters, offering high-capacity feeding without the bulk or weight of larger magwells.
Key Features
Classic Curved 9mm Profile: Authentic curved shape that maintains the classic, sleek silhouette of legendary MP5 submachine guns.
Rugged Metal Outer Shell: Stamped steel construction built to endure aggressive field reloads, drop impacts, and tactical pouch wear.
120-Round Spring-Fed Capacity: Provides generous ammo capacity while eliminating winding wheels, key turns, or noisy rattling during rapid movement.
High-Tension Internal Spring: Strong internal spring tension ensures consistent, friction-free BB delivery on high-ROF AEGs and HPA setups.
Seamless HPA & AEG Compatibility: Fits CYMA (CM.041 series), Tokyo Marui (Non-NGRS), Classic Army, JG, and G&G MP5 platforms, as well as Airtac MP5 modular HPA adapters.
Technical Specifications
Specification
Details
Capacity
120 Rounds
Type
Spring-Fed Mid-Cap (Non-Winding)
Outer Shell Material
Metal/Stamped Steel
Style
Classic Curved 9mm MP5
Airtac Fitment
Fully compatible with Airtac MP5 HPA Adapters
AEG Compatibility
Standard TM-Spec MP5 / MP5K Series AEGs
BZ Tech Team Advice:
Loading & Care Tips
Spring Break-In: Mid-caps perform best when broken in gradually. Fill the magazine to half capacity for your first 2–3 skirmish loads before pushing it to the full 120 rounds to let the internal spring settle.
Use Quality BBs: Pair with high-grade, polished 0.20g–0.28g BBs to prevent inner channel jams during high rate-of-fire bursts.
Decompress After Play: Always empty your mid-caps at the end of the day. Storing magazines loaded under tension weakens the spring over time, reducing feeding reliability.