WE G36 / 999 Series 30 Round Gas Magazine
A spare 30-round WE G36 magazine for WE's 999 series of gas blowback rifles, with a polymer body and metal inner. Light for its size, with side clips that let you stack magazines together.
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Description
Description
Built for WE's 999 series gas blowback rifles, this WE G36 magazine holds 30 rounds and pairs a tough polymer body with a metal inner. It's the standard magazine for the whole series, so it fits whichever 999 model you run.
Polymer body with metal inner
A polymer shell keeps the weight down and matches the rifle's look, while the metal inner holds the gas and feeds reliably.
Light and stackable
Although it's physically larger than a standard M4 magazine, its polymer body makes it much lighter than a metal M4 GBB mag, so carrying spares adds less weight to your rig. Built-in clips on the side let several magazines stack together for faster reloads.
This magazine suits WE 999 series owners looking for a lightweight, stackable spare. Browse our gas blowback rifle magazines, magazine pouches and the WE-Tech range.
Specifications
- Part number: MAG-999G
- Capacity: 30 rounds
- Gas: green gas or red gas
- Materials: polymer body, metal inner
- Stackable: built-in side clips couple magazines together
- Weight: approximately 450g
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Compatible with:
- WE 999 series (G36-style) GBB rifles
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which rifles does the WE G36 magazine fit?
Which rifles does the WE G36 magazine fit?
It fits every rifle in WE's 999 series of G36-style gas blowback rifles.
Can WE G36 magazines be stacked together?
Can WE G36 magazines be stacked together?
Yes. Built-in clips on the side let you couple a magazine on each side, so a fresh magazine is readily available when your current mag runs empty. Just like old, improvised 'Jungle' mags taped together.
How should I store the magazine?
How should I store the magazine?
Store it with a small amount of gas inside to keep the seals supple, and keep it out of direct sunlight and away from heat.
