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Keep the Tommy gun fed

Nothing kills the momentum of a WWII skirmish like running dry. This Snow Wolf M1A1 magazine holds a generous 420 rounds, so you can lay down sustained fire from your Thompson AEG and stay in the fight far longer between reloads.

Built to match the replica

The full metal body carries the weight and finish you expect from the iconic Thompson, sitting flush in the magwell for an authentic look. It is a direct fit for the Snow Wolf M1A1 platform, so there is no fettling or filing to get it running.

Simple hi-cap loading

Loading is quick: pour BBs in through the top fill cap (a speedloader makes light work of it), then turn the winding wheel at the base to tension the internal spring and feed rounds to the hop-up. Give it a few winds whenever feeding slows and it keeps cycling smoothly.

Stock up before your next game

A spare magazine or two means less downtime and more trigger time. Feeds any quality 6mm BB from 0.20g upwards. Browse more airsoft accessories and grab a fresh tub of BBs, gas and batteries while you are here.

Bought from the specialists: our in-house workshop in Rochester, Kent can service, repair and upgrade your kit. See our airsoft gun repair and servicing.

General
BrandSnow Wolf
ColourBlack
Platform The gun type and the real-world design it is based on.Snow Wolf M1A1 Thompson
Other
Capacity420 rounds
Magazine TypeHi-cap (high capacity)
Body MaterialMetal
Calibre6mm BB
Power SourceAEG (electric)
Feed SystemWinding wheel
Suggested BB Weight0.20g and above

Frequently asked questions

Which airsoft gun does this magazine fit?

It is made specifically for the Snow Wolf M1A1 Thompson electric sub machine gun (AEG) and drops straight into that platform.

How many BBs does it hold?

Up to 420 rounds, making it a true high-capacity magazine for long periods of covering fire without frequent reloads.

How does the magazine feed BBs?

It is a hi-cap design. You load BBs through the top fill cap, then turn the winding wheel at the base to build spring tension that pushes BBs up to the hop-up.

Do the BBs rattle when I move?

Yes, as with all hi-cap magazines some rattle is normal because the BBs sit loose in the reservoir. A quick turn of the wheel keeps them feeding reliably.

Is the body metal or plastic?

The magazine has a full metal body, so it feels solid and matches the authentic look and weight of the Thompson replica.