Reinforced Fill Valve for WE / AW Custom / HFC / KJW Airsoft GBB and GBBR Magazines

"This works with Taginn shells
And Co2

"Fits my Elite Force Glock 19 magazine - a bit larger than the original so the baseplate takes a bit more force to get on and off, but no issues with performance and seals perfectly. Also fits WE G17/G19 magazines with no issues as expected.

"worked perfectly and it increased the power of my pistol

"Fixed my WE tech high cap mags

"problem solved! broke the fill valve on my WE g26 and this new reinforced fill valve fixed the issue, you can tell just by looking at it that the quality is all there.

"This is a life saver for older magazines.

My old AW Custom mag had troubles filling up to full, so I slapped a new O ring on the needle by MOONDOG and for a second I thought hat fixed it, then I tried Teflon Tape on the threads thinking it was a leak. But there was no audible leakage...

Somtimes you just gotta replace the fill valve. If you find your mag can only get 5 shots off anymore then try replacing the old one with this.

"Stopped leaking in HFC Broomhandle magazine.

"Great valve all valves are delicate but these ones hold up the longest for me ive had one last up to 3 years

"I just installed these in 3 of my mags and could not be happier! All of my mags where leaking from the fill valve and this was an instant fix.

Pros
Cheaper than getting a new mag
Very easy to install
Perfect seal

Cons
The only con that I can see is, during the first mag fill the small o-ring around the fill stem popped out. It was easy to reinstall but I'll have to keep an eye out to make sure it does not happen again.

Overall
Very good and easy to install part. If you have a leaky mag, spend the $7 for this before dropping the $20 on a new mag!

"Valves fit my WE m9 Magazine like a charm. I had to replace my old one because I had tightened it too much and snapped the head. be careful when replacing to not over tighten it. GREAT BUY!

"These valves are cheap ($$ wise) and work fine. Just a word of caution though - when installing them do not over torque them or use a lot of force to screw it in... you will snap the head off of it and be boned. if this happens, take the mag apart, and use needle nose pliers from the inside of the base of the mag to slowly get out the busted valve. Hope this saves someone the pain I have suffered while snapping 2 of them.

"Don’t install too tight and make sure you use Teflon tape on the threads and soak the o-ring in silicone oil a day before install. When you install maybe add a little more oil on the mag where the seal contacts with. Bought one that leaked then bought another before I realized these steps are probably wise to be taken before installation if you wanna be satisfied. I have bad luck though so maybe I just got old dried out stock. Oh and don’t forget to leave a little gas in your mags when storing to keep the seals good

"These are good for we-tech mags but they unfortunately do not fit for Tokyo marui mags

"These are fragile. Do NOT apply very much torque during installation. They are liable to break. If you successfully install one, it will preform admirably.