flyboyJun 10, 2005 8:57pm
Hello, All.
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Gas mag Problems.
WestCoastPJJun 10, 2005 9:24pm
Well,the problem is,well,that its a KJW.Not quite sure,but I think the Tokyo Marui mags are compatible with KJW...
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attlie53Jun 10, 2005 11:07pm
here is my tip of the day. marui mags were designed for 134A.
nightferretJun 10, 2005 11:39pm
my kjw mag leaks im just going to get new valves u can get the kjw ones for like 6$ on jungletoy.
KanedaJun 11, 2005 9:53pm
My room mate and I both have KJW mags... and they are extremely temperamental to temperature. My room mate has been holding his mag OVER a boiling pot of water whenever it won't fill for a minute or two, and then it fills with no problems. Our theory is that the steam helps the rubber seals to expand... and once you get some gas in, leave a little in.
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GuestJun 11, 2005 9:58pm
boiling pot of water...
boosterJun 12, 2005 2:10am
I had three KWC mags for the Co2 series Sigma which leaked bad.
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richieboyJun 12, 2005 3:48am
My friend had a leaky marui m9 mag. He bought new seals *arf arf* from OSH with no luck. Brought it to my house, we put a little gas in it(all it could hold) and dropped it into a sink full of water....bubbles! After we found the leak(the filler valve) we took the valve out and teflon taped it. It stopped the leak. If you try this, think logically, put the tape on the threads so when you screw it in the mag it doesnt back the tape off, and once its in you cant take it out without re-taping it. good luck
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