Tokai Airsoft introduces the TAC Mag, a 3D-printed outer magazine case specifically designed for Tokyo Marui's EVOLT electric airsoft rifle. Real-world PMAGs are quite expensive and require a lot of tedious modification to fit airsoft guns, which is a great way to ruin a perfectly good weekend. This clever alternative allows users to enjoy the popular PMAG aesthetic without needing to take a grinder to their expensive gear, fitting the EVOLT right out of the box.

The kit arrives as a puzzle of four components, including the main outer shell and two variations of the bottom plate. Assembly is straightforward enough that you won't need an engineering degree: you simply harvest three internal components from a stock Tokyo Marui magazine and slide them into the new 3D-printed housing. The internal dimensions are intentionally forgiving, ensuring a smooth transfer before everything locks securely into place.

While 3D-printed items sometimes get a bad reputation for being fragile, this product is made from PLA Plus, which offers significantly better durability than standard printing materials. The video demonstrates its toughness with gameplay footage showing magazines being dropped directly onto rough terrain during emergency reloads. For those who enjoy treating their equipment with a bit of tactical urgency, a reinforced endplate is included to survive those inevitable clumsy moments on the field.