Primary Airsoft HPA to MP5 Magazine Adapter for Gas Blowback Airsoft Pistols w/ Magazine
(Model: GLOCK / Straight)

Features

• Lightweight glass-reinforced nylon polymer construction with CNC aluminum magazine release
• Designed to even the playing field when playing airsoft with a pistol as a primary against AEGs with hi-cap mags.
• Allows you to use HPA and MP5 AEG magazines on your airsoft pistol
• Comes pre-equipped with a Foster quick disconnect
• Includes a longer screw with 2.5mm hex head and new universal feed tube

This is a custom designed laser sintered nylon adapter that allows you to use HPA (high pressure air) and Echo1/Cyma MP5 AEG magazines on your G series airsoft pistol as well as the Action Army AAP01. To use it you will also need an MP5 AEG magazine, paintball tank with low pressure regulator (0-140) psi, a hose with a Foster (polarstar) quick disconnect and of course bbs. The normal operating pressure for green gas is roughly 120 psi depending on the temperature. We recommend that you run you pistol near this pressure and do not exceed 140 psi. Keep in mind that higher pressures can cause excessive wear and damage to the internal components of your airsoft pistol.

This adapter will come preinstalled onto a WE tech G series G17 gas blowback magazine. It will work in WE Tech, Armorer Works and Umarex/Elite Force (VFC) officially licensed Glock airsoft replicas. It also works in the Novritsch SSP18 and the Action Army AAP-01.

Manufacturer: Primary Airsoft

NOTE: The metal quick disconnect fitting in the photos will come installed. The fitting is a US standard Foster Pneumatics 1/8 NPT quick disconnect. The fitting can be changed to any fitting that has 1/8 NPT threads. Be sure not to cross thread the fitting when installing a different one. The adapter does not come with a gun, magazine or any other accessories.

'Modification of Green Gas and CO2 magazines to use aftermarket HPA fittings and valves will void all included warranties due to the potential risk of damage from exposure to High pressure and misuse.'