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Airsoft Evike.com Polymer Propane Adaptor w/ Integrated Silicone Port for Airsoft Gas Magazines (Package: Adapter)
69 Customer Reviews
by Howard H. on 05/04/2008
"First off for anyone who is wondering it has been proven that Green Gas is propane with silicone oil added. This is one of the best if not the best propane adaptors on the market, It is plastic which is actually a good thing because it the nozzle will not get permanently bent. Great product.
by Chris R. on 05/01/2022
"ive been through many propane adapters, trial and error, and this one is pretty good
Pros:
plastic, wont damage fill valves like the metal ones
works great in KJW, KWA, GHK, VFC, and WE magazines (brands i've tested with success) so literally all GG magazines/fill valves (except one brand, see cons)
Cons:
does not work in TM magazines!!!!!!
because of the deep, 2 way fill valve, that makes TM mags amazing, this adapter falls short, literally, the shape of it gets fatter so it cant make a good connection with the deep TM fill valves, meaning it doesn't fill the magazines well (get the Airsoft Innovations adapter if you have TM mags)
other than the one flaw, its a 4/5 for me, good adapter nonetheless
Pros:
plastic, wont damage fill valves like the metal ones
works great in KJW, KWA, GHK, VFC, and WE magazines (brands i've tested with success) so literally all GG magazines/fill valves (except one brand, see cons)
Cons:
does not work in TM magazines!!!!!!
because of the deep, 2 way fill valve, that makes TM mags amazing, this adapter falls short, literally, the shape of it gets fatter so it cant make a good connection with the deep TM fill valves, meaning it doesn't fill the magazines well (get the Airsoft Innovations adapter if you have TM mags)
other than the one flaw, its a 4/5 for me, good adapter nonetheless
by Cyrus F. on 10/20/2020
"I got this because I couldn't find an Airsoft Innovations adapter. Let's see how it works!
I immediately put this on my Bernz-o-matic tank and filled five mags with it. There were no leaks and mags filled nicely.
Now, this thing has some nice features and it has some points to be aware of. First off, it has a dedicated oil reservoir. That's pretty nice, especially at this price point. However, you should be aware that the probe is pretty fat compared to other adapters. This makes it stronger, but it may not be able to reach the fill port on some mags, especially if they are buried deep under a thick base plate or something. Let's quantify this so you can measure your gun to see if it works.
Like my Firepower adapter, the end of the nozzle is close to 3mm. Firepower is 2.95, this one is 3.06.
This thin section tapers up to 3.1mm over its 4mm length. At that point, it steps up at a faster rate to 4.3mm, the diameter that continues over the rest of the nozzle. This second taper is 5mm long. The whole nozzle is 17.3mm long. My KJW Glock has plenty of clearance for this nozzle, but YMMV. At least now you have measurements: If your fill port is deeper than 17mm or has an access under 4.3mm, this will not work and you should look up the Firepower adapter which has 2mm more reach and is over a mm thinner.
Some might be bothered by the plastic, but I think this is unfair. Brass and aluminum are not that strong when you're talking about a 3mm tube, so let's just accept that no matter what this is made of, it will be delicate. Fortunately, it's not a prybar or a club. It doesn't need to be tough. Also, plastic has properties that make it more survivable, namely that it can bend a bit. There a bit of slop in the assembly too, and this can also help absorb mistakes. I have heard it said that the plastic gets brittle when the gas chills it, but the propane only chills when it vaporizes. If the nozzle doesn't leak, the liquid propane will not vaporize and the nozzle won't get cold. I had a nearly perfect seal on both my KJW Glock and KJW M700, so leakage was almost undetectable.
For the price, I still lean toward the Firepower adapter because of its dead perfect seal, but this one looks a bit tougher and has nice features like an oil reservoir and a leash to keep the parts together while you're filling said reservoir.
Four stars because it's simply good enough.
I immediately put this on my Bernz-o-matic tank and filled five mags with it. There were no leaks and mags filled nicely.
Now, this thing has some nice features and it has some points to be aware of. First off, it has a dedicated oil reservoir. That's pretty nice, especially at this price point. However, you should be aware that the probe is pretty fat compared to other adapters. This makes it stronger, but it may not be able to reach the fill port on some mags, especially if they are buried deep under a thick base plate or something. Let's quantify this so you can measure your gun to see if it works.
Like my Firepower adapter, the end of the nozzle is close to 3mm. Firepower is 2.95, this one is 3.06.
This thin section tapers up to 3.1mm over its 4mm length. At that point, it steps up at a faster rate to 4.3mm, the diameter that continues over the rest of the nozzle. This second taper is 5mm long. The whole nozzle is 17.3mm long. My KJW Glock has plenty of clearance for this nozzle, but YMMV. At least now you have measurements: If your fill port is deeper than 17mm or has an access under 4.3mm, this will not work and you should look up the Firepower adapter which has 2mm more reach and is over a mm thinner.
Some might be bothered by the plastic, but I think this is unfair. Brass and aluminum are not that strong when you're talking about a 3mm tube, so let's just accept that no matter what this is made of, it will be delicate. Fortunately, it's not a prybar or a club. It doesn't need to be tough. Also, plastic has properties that make it more survivable, namely that it can bend a bit. There a bit of slop in the assembly too, and this can also help absorb mistakes. I have heard it said that the plastic gets brittle when the gas chills it, but the propane only chills when it vaporizes. If the nozzle doesn't leak, the liquid propane will not vaporize and the nozzle won't get cold. I had a nearly perfect seal on both my KJW Glock and KJW M700, so leakage was almost undetectable.
For the price, I still lean toward the Firepower adapter because of its dead perfect seal, but this one looks a bit tougher and has nice features like an oil reservoir and a leash to keep the parts together while you're filling said reservoir.
Four stars because it's simply good enough.
by Trevor H. on 03/12/2015
"For the money you can't go wrong, especially if your buying this along with a new GBB. Adapter feels solid and holds a seal well. Only complaint is that the Oil wasn't screwed on all the way and about 1/6 of the oil leaked out. Not a huge deal, there is still plenty of oil left. So far so good, for the price i'd say its worth it!
by cliff b. on 06/14/2014
"Good propane adapter it lasted longer than my full metal madbull adapter its been three mouths than it broke this morning i was a little hardn it but if you are a little soft on it should last a long time
by Marty B. on 12/22/2010
"All right, for starters I had this for like 4 days before I had some issues with it. One thing that I liked about it is that it was long engouf to fill up the we 1911 exthened rubber pad thing.
Cons
Supper hard to get off
Mine exploded (kinda)
If you take it off when you need to lube it the spring and noozel fly out ksome times gwtting lost
(Like mine)
Pros
Saves money
Buy it
Buy it
The thing I said about it having a long noozle thingy
Umm buy it
P.S. I'm doniing this on my pone so soory for the retarted (mentaly changelinged) spelling
Cons
Supper hard to get off
Mine exploded (kinda)
If you take it off when you need to lube it the spring and noozel fly out ksome times gwtting lost
(Like mine)
Pros
Saves money
Buy it
Buy it
The thing I said about it having a long noozle thingy
Umm buy it
P.S. I'm doniing this on my pone so soory for the retarted (mentaly changelinged) spelling
by Matt B. on 11/05/2010
"I had gotten my propane adapter about 5 days after i first ordered it and was extremely excited when i put it on my propane tank. Which may be why i messed up and- god knows what- did something wrong and my tank froze over. I was afraid to break the plastic when taking it off so i let the tank drain and then i yanked it off (which to begin with is what i should have done) because its all held together by little plastic pieces. In short we waited 15 minutes for it to empty and now i need a new tank but i'm buying a new one tommorow. For the first 2-3 magezines being filled it worked beautifully, so it was just my own fault for what had happened. Four stars. Hope it works better next time. Also a KJW m1911 KP-05 magezine if it matters. If anyone knows what i did wrong please post. Thank you.
Evike Staff: When you press it in, press it firm like you do with a gas can. Takes a few try. Otherwise air can leak before it starts filling your mag and freezes up.
(Please note we cannot answer questions here generally, refer to our facebook or forum please.)
Evike Staff: When you press it in, press it firm like you do with a gas can. Takes a few try. Otherwise air can leak before it starts filling your mag and freezes up.
(Please note we cannot answer questions here generally, refer to our facebook or forum please.)
by Charlie D. on 10/08/2010
"Mine broke after about 2 months, idk if i was hard on it or it just broke because its the cheapest adapter u can buy
Webmaster: It is made plastic / ABS so it doesn't scratch your gun's valve, which costs significantly more. If you press it too hard against metal surfaces you could break it, but generally this lasts much longer and it is very affordable compare to green gas.
Webmaster: It is made plastic / ABS so it doesn't scratch your gun's valve, which costs significantly more. If you press it too hard against metal surfaces you could break it, but generally this lasts much longer and it is very affordable compare to green gas.
by Austin L. on 06/10/2013
"This is an okay adapter. I've had this and a Madbull one, and the Madbull one is better.
Pros
Does its job
Has a silicone port
Strong polymer
Cheapest propane adapter out there
Cons
Leaks (kind of a lot)
When taking it off of the fill valve, it release a huge amount of propane onto the bottom of the magazine.
Pros
Does its job
Has a silicone port
Strong polymer
Cheapest propane adapter out there
Cons
Leaks (kind of a lot)
When taking it off of the fill valve, it release a huge amount of propane onto the bottom of the magazine.