Cyma Magazine CM132S / 126 AEP 80rds Black

The CYMA Magazine CM132S / CM126 AEP 80rds Black is an extended magazine for compatible CYMA AEP electric airsoft pistols. With a capacity of 80 BBs, this magazine offers considerably more ammunition than the compact standard magazines used with many AEP pistols.

The longer design not only provides extra capacity, but also gives the pistol a striking ‘extended-mag’ look. This makes this magazine an attractive option for players who use their CYMA AEP as a sidearm but want to reload less frequently during a skirmish.

80 BB capacity

The magazine has a capacity of 80 6mm BBs.

That is considerably more than the capacity of most standard AEP pistol magazines, which is often around 25 to 30 BBs.

For players who make more intensive use of an AEP – for example, during CQB or as a primary backup for a sniper or support role – the increased capacity can be particularly useful.

As the magazine feeds BBs purely mechanically, there is no gas reservoir or CO₂ cartridge.

For CYMA CM126 and CM132S AEP

The main compatibility listed is with:

• CYMA CM126
• CYMA CM126S
• CYMA CM132S

These models form part of CYMA’s AEP platform, which stands for Automatic Electric Pistol.

In addition, various specialist suppliers state that the product is compatible with other CYMA AEP models, such as the CM030, CM122, CM123, CM127 and CM131. Compatibility with certain Tokyo Marui AEP platforms is also mentioned. Airsoft Website

As tolerances and generational differences may occur, we consider CM126, CM126S and CM132S to be the primary models for this product listing.

Specially designed for AEP systems

An AEP magazine operates in a fundamentally different way to a magazine for a GBB or CO₂ pistol.

The magazine contains only the BBs and an internal power spring. The electric drive, motor and gearbox are located inside the gun itself.

As a result, the storage facility is relatively lightweight and there are no valves, gas tanks or seals that require maintenance.

Temperature also has a much smaller impact on the warehouse than with Green Gas or CO₂ systems.

Extended design

With a capacity of 80 BBs, this magazine is clearly longer than a standard AEP magazine.

As a result, the lower section protrudes beyond the grip. This gives the pistol a distinctive ‘extended-mag’ look and makes the magazine easier to grip during a reload.

The longer design naturally also means that the pistol is less compact. For players who carry their AEP in a snug-fitting holster, it is therefore advisable to check in advance whether there is sufficient space for the protruding magazine.

Loading with a speedloader

We recommend using an airsoft speedloader for reloading.

The BBs are loaded into the feed channel from the top. Do this carefully and do not force the last few BBs in when the resistance increases significantly.

In new storage units, the internal spring may feel relatively stiff at first. After a few normal loading and unloading cycles, it may operate more smoothly.

Use only high-quality 6mm airsoft BBs to minimise the risk of jams in the feed channel.

Lightweight construction

The stated weight is approximately 70 grams.

This means that, despite the extra capacity, the magazine remains relatively light. Even when carrying several magazines, the additional weight placed on a pouch or bag is minimal.

There are conflicting specifications regarding the exact material from different suppliers. We have therefore deliberately chosen not to specify an unconfirmed material type here.

Practical insights

An 80-round AEP magazine is particularly useful when an electric pistol is used for more than just an emergency sidearm.

In CQB, for example, it can be useful to have several dozen rounds available without having to reload after every short engagement.

For sniper use, this extra capacity can be useful when the AEP is used as a sidearm at short ranges where the sniper rifle is not suitable.

However, the longer format also has a downside: the magazine protrudes further from the pistol and may not fit comfortably in every standard pistol magazine pouch.

You should therefore check in advance whether your existing pouch or magazine holder is long enough and provides sufficient retention.

Who is the CYMA 80-round AEP magazine suitable for?

The CYMA Magazine CM132S / CM126 AEP 80rds Black is particularly suitable for owners of a CYMA CM126, CM126S or CM132S AEP who want greater capacity than that offered by a standard short magazine.

The magazine is useful for CQB, as a backup for sniper and DMR loadouts, and for players who regularly use their AEP as a secondary replica.

Those looking primarily for maximum compactness are better off sticking with a short standard magazine. Those who want to reload less frequently, on the other hand, will benefit from the 80-round extended version.

Specificaties

• Note: CYMA
• Product type: Airsoft magazine
• Magazijntype: Extended AEP Magazine
• Systeem: AEP / Automatic Electric Pistol
• Primary compatibility: CYMA CM126
• Primary compatibility: CYMA CM126S
• Primary compatibility: CYMA CM132S
• Capacity: 80 BBs
• Calibre: 6 mm BB
• Colour: Black
• Feeding system: Spring-fed
• Gas tank: No
• CO2: Yes
• Winding mechanism: No
• Weight: approx. 70 g
• Packaged weight: Approx. 90 g
• Material: Not clearly specified in the available product information
• Country of origin: China
• Application: Airsoft AEP
• Compatible with GBB pistols: No
• Compatible with CO₂ guns: No

Contents of the pack

• 1x CYMA C311A 80rds Extended AEP Magazine Black

Common mistakes

• Do not confuse this AEP storage facility with a gas or CO₂ storage facility.
• The magazine is primarily intended for use with compatible CYMA CM126, CM126S and CM132S models.
• Do not automatically assume that it is compatible with every electric airsoft pistol.
• For other CYMA AEP models, please check the exact magazine compatibility in advance.
• Do not force the magazine into the grip if it does not fit correctly.
• Before a skirmish, check that the magazine catch is holding the magazine securely.
• It is best to use a speedloader to load the BBs in a controlled manner.
• Do not force any further BBs when the internal spring has clearly reached its maximum resistance.
• Use only high-quality 6mm airsoft BBs.
• Do not use thick oil or grease in the BB channel.
• For long-term storage, it is best to keep the warehouse empty.
• Bear in mind the longer length when using a holster or magazine pouch.
• Do not expect any gas blowback; the magazine contains only BBs designed for an electric AEP system.
• Do not treat the stated packaging dimensions of 39 × 30 × 30 cm as the actual warehouse dimensions; these appear to be based on incorrect catalogue data.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many BBs will fit in this warehouse?
The warehouse has a capacity of 80 BBs.

Is this storage unit suitable for the CYMA CM132S?
Yes. The CM132S is explicitly listed as compatible.

Does it fit in the CYMA CM126?
Yes. The CM126 is also one of the primary compatible models.

Does it fit in the CM126S?
Yes. The CM126S is also listed as compatible.

Will this magazine also fit other CYMA AEPs?
Various suppliers mention broader compatibility with, amongst others, the CM030, CM122, CM123, CM127 and CM131. As model and production generations may vary, we recommend checking the fit of these replicas in advance.

Is this a gas magazine?
No. This is a magazine for an AEP electric pistol and does not contain a gas reservoir.

Is it suitable for a GBB pistol?
No. GBB magazines use a completely different system with a gas reservoir and valves.

Does this magazine need to be wound up?
No. The BBs are pushed upwards by an internal mainspring.

How do I load the magazine?
It is best to use a suitable airsoft speedloader and load the BBs carefully from the top.

How heavy is the storage unit?
The stated weight is approximately 70 grams.

What material is the warehouse made of?
The available product information on this point is contradictory. Some suppliers mention polymer, whilst other specifications refer to metal. We therefore do not list the material as a confirmed characteristic.

Why is this magazine longer than the standard one?
The extra length provides space for the increased capacity of 80 BBs.

Does the extended magazine fit into every pistol magazine pouch?
Not necessarily. Due to its greater length, it may protrude further from a standard pouch. You should therefore check the dimensions and retention of the pouch you are using.

Are the stated packaging dimensions of 39 × 30 × 30 cm correct?
These dimensions are listed in various catalogues, but are clearly implausible for a single AEP warehouse. We therefore regard these values as a probable catalogue data error and do not accept them as reliable physical dimensions.

The CYMA Magazine CM132S / CM126 AEP 80rds Black offers a generous 80 BB capacity in an extended AEP magazine for players who want to use their electric sidearm more intensively and reload less often.