Shop Cybergun airsoft spares, including the FNS-9 gas pistol magazine. Find more pistol magazines and airsoft gas.
About Cybergun
Officially Licensed Airsoft Guns With Real Trademarks
In recent years, Cybergun have stepped up their game with licensing and manufacturing airsoft guns and accessories to compete with other brands on the market.
If you're looking for an FN Herstal branded airsoft gun then look no further as Cybergun are the only ones that can deliver with superb quality. With a catalogue of gas blowback pistols, OEM'd by industry legends like VFC and Marushin and AEGs from various brands such as A&K for the M249 and JG for their own bespoke made FN 2000 AEG.
FN Herstal, Colt & Kalashnikov Official Airsoft Guns
If you like official branding and trademarks, then Cybergun can offer a huge range of replicas from Colt, FN Herstal, Sig Sauer, Magnum Research Inc, Kalashnikov, Tauras, Thompson and FAMAS.
Can't find what you're looking for? Not a problem, get in touch with us and we'll see if we can order it in for you.
In This Collection
The current range includes the Cybergun FNS-9 gas pistol magazine, a handy spare for FNS-9 owners who want to carry more ammunition or keep a backup in their kit bag.
Looking After Gas Magazines
A well-maintained magazine is the key to a reliable gas pistol. A few tips:
- Use the gas recommended in the product description, as too much pressure can damage seals.
- Store magazines with a small amount of gas in them to help keep the seals in shape.
- Add a drop of silicone oil to the fill valve now and then to keep seals supple.
- Keep magazines warm on cold days, as gas pressure drops as temperature falls.
Always check that a magazine is made for your exact pistol, as similar-looking magazines are not always interchangeable. Browse our pistol magazines, airsoft gas and grease and lubricants collections for everything you need.
Choosing Spares for Licensed Replicas
Licensed replicas are often built by different manufacturers on Cybergun's behalf, so spares and upgrades for one model may not fit a similar-looking gun. When buying magazines or parts, check the product description against the make and model of your gun, and if you're unsure, get in touch with our team before ordering.
It's also worth carrying a spare magazine on game days, so a leaking or empty magazine doesn't leave you without a sidearm when you need it most. Label each magazine so you can quickly spot one that needs attention.
