Which is better: Mid or High Cap Mags?

Blog Title: Mid Cap vs High Cap Mags: Who will win the airsoft battle?
Blog Introduction: If you’re new to the world of Airsoft, you may be wondering how to choose the right magazine for your next game. It’s an important decision that affects your performance in-game, so we want to help you make an informed choice. In this blog post, we’ll discuss the differences between mid cap and high cap magazines and which one is right for your airsoft needs.

Blog Body:
Mid Cap Magazines are defined as magazines with a capacity of 250 rounds or less. They are usually lighter in weight and much quieter than their high-cap counterparts, making them ideal for close quarters combat scenarios like CQB (close quarters battle). However, the biggest benefit of mid caps is that they provide a sense of realism to your airsoft experience since real firearms typically hold 30 rounds or fewer per magazine. Many Milsim events require you to use mid cap magazines. he most recommended mid cap is the PTS EMP 1 and EPM 1s mags. They have superior build quality, capacity indicators, and can hold much more than the average mid cap. 

High Cap Magazines are defined as magazines with a reserve of bbs you pour in to the mag. These mags are larger in capacity (usually) than mid caps , which gives players an advantage during long games when reloads are frequent. High caps also allow players to practice shooting without having to reload often, which can be beneficial for those who are just starting out or want to work on their accuracy without interruption. The downside is that these mags do not provide a realistic experience since most real weapons don't come equipped with extended magazines like these.

Conclusion:
So which type of magazine should you choose? Ultimately, it’s up to you! Both types have their own benefits and drawbacks so it all comes down to personal preference and what type of game you plan on playing. If realism is important to you, then mid caps would be the way to go; if speed and convenience are more important factors then high caps might be better suited for your needs. Whichever one you decide on, remember that practice makes perfect and happy airsofting!