OOD Koda 23-Round Straight Standard Short Dart Magazine
OOD Koda 23-Round Straight Standard Short Dart Magazine
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The Out of Darts Koda 23-Round Straight Standard Short Dart Magazine is our next OOD original injection molded product. Designed by the legendary Eli Wu and using 33% glass-fiber nylon, this competition-grade mag features the highest capacity of any standard straight magazine available!
*Do not remove or insert mag while the breech of your blaster is closed unless your blaster has a skinny breech.
FEATURES:
• 23-round short dart capacity
• Unibody construction
• No seams to break
• Durable 33% Glass-Fiber Nylon
• Designed by Eli Wu for Out of Darts
• Injection-molded
• Talon-sized magazine directly compatible with almost all short dart blasters, including the Nexus Pro, Aeon Pro, Max Stryker, Lynx, Talon-Claw, Caliburn, SLAB, and more!
• Compatible with Worker gen3+ "HE" and other short darts
• Dyeable material for EASY color customization! (see photos on the listing)
• Two colors available: Grey and Raw Beige. Raw is p for dying!
• NOT compatible with the Lepus or Milsig M79 due to the feed lip design.
To use with the XYL Unicorn, modification is required to the blasters dart guide (see video below).
SPECS:
• Material: Glass-fiber Nylon, Spring steel, Love
• Dimensions:
Overall Length 315mm (12.4")
Bottom Cap 50mmx22mm
• Weight: 115 g
ADDITIONAL LINKS:
• The Best Darts
• Compatible Springer Magwell Adapter
• Compatible Flywheeler Magwell Adapter
• +5 3D-printed extenders!
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These are really good an extra 5 rounds is always good
I bought 2 of them and I will say they are constructed well. The material feels good, sturdy, and will definitely stand a few drop to the floor. The holes/gaps in the middle maybe is useful for keeping tabs on how many darts you have left, but can let particles from the outside in.
My real issue is with the spring, they're just not stiff enough to efficiently push darts up to the top. I tested this out with standard weight worker gen 2's, and dartzone nitroshot darts. I ran into issues with both dart types using an omnia pro gen 3 on full auto mode. I was consistently getting multiple jams each time until maybe around the "10 darts left mark" and it started to flow more smoothly. I purchased 2 magazines and both mags had the same issue. I noticed the darts had trouble reaching the top as more darts were loaded into the mag. I saw a suggestion noting to double up on the springs which helped, but decreased effective dart capacity to maybe 17-18 darts. Another issue I ran into when doubling the springs was that the increased friction the darts encountered at the top of the mag led to occasional jams when the pusher went to load. All in all, I considered buying more springs and cutting different sizes but opted to just return these as the cost differential on buying springs for them (and not knowing if it would work) didn't seem worth it.
Thanks for the feedback. We do offer a high RoF springs for those looking to run full-auto and higher rates of fire. These heavier springs provide a stiffer option for the magazines to feed faster.
Seriously- a theme hinted at across lots of reviews…awesome. What makes a good business great? Passion for the business subject and for customer service. That’s OOD.
Nice heavy duty mags, capacity of 23 is really nice. Love it in the DZ Max Dictator.
Best mags in the hobby. And the ability to dye them adds a world of customization options!
These are really good an extra 5 rounds is always good
I bought 2 of them and I will say they are constructed well. The material feels good, sturdy, and will definitely stand a few drop to the floor. The holes/gaps in the middle maybe is useful for keeping tabs on how many darts you have left, but can let particles from the outside in.
My real issue is with the spring, they're just not stiff enough to efficiently push darts up to the top. I tested this out with standard weight worker gen 2's, and dartzone nitroshot darts. I ran into issues with both dart types using an omnia pro gen 3 on full auto mode. I was consistently getting multiple jams each time until maybe around the "10 darts left mark" and it started to flow more smoothly. I purchased 2 magazines and both mags had the same issue. I noticed the darts had trouble reaching the top as more darts were loaded into the mag. I saw a suggestion noting to double up on the springs which helped, but decreased effective dart capacity to maybe 17-18 darts. Another issue I ran into when doubling the springs was that the increased friction the darts encountered at the top of the mag led to occasional jams when the pusher went to load. All in all, I considered buying more springs and cutting different sizes but opted to just return these as the cost differential on buying springs for them (and not knowing if it would work) didn't seem worth it.
Thanks for the feedback. We do offer a high RoF springs for those looking to run full-auto and higher rates of fire. These heavier springs provide a stiffer option for the magazines to feed faster.
Seriously- a theme hinted at across lots of reviews…awesome. What makes a good business great? Passion for the business subject and for customer service. That’s OOD.
Nice heavy duty mags, capacity of 23 is really nice. Love it in the DZ Max Dictator.
Best mags in the hobby. And the ability to dye them adds a world of customization options!