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  • Gbbr agm mag valves

    Hi guys please help me got my first gbbr and both the mags leak 1 worse than the other ! Cleaned and relubed the out let valve no joy ! Would silicone grease be of any aid as I used silicon oil ! Could some one please pm me a link to new valves suitible . Also in need of a filling valve ! Thanks guys n gals

    http://www.ukaircav.com

  • #2
    Re: Gbbr agm mag valves

    Put them under water and look to see exactly where on the valve the leak is. If they're leaking from the threads, a little ptfe tape should solve that (but be careful not to over tighten them as you can rip the valve clean out of the threads).

    Links wise, if zero one don't sell it then we can't link to it.
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    • #3
      Re: Gbbr agm mag valves

      Zero one dont sell them ! If they did I would buy them from z1 !
      Do wa valves fit ? Some body must be able to help me out ?

      http://www.ukaircav.com

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      • #4
        Re: Gbbr agm mag valves

        are you sure that the leak is caused by the actual valves being broken, and not just o-rings needing to be relubed. Under forum rules we cant mention other airsoft retailers

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        • #5
          Re: Gbbr agm mag valves

          Im sure ive had them apart and relubed using silicone oil no joy for me :-( hence me posting on here ! Ive been google'n people be mentioning wa output valves do these fit as these are easyer to get hold of ?

          http://www.ukaircav.com

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          • #6
            Re: Gbbr agm mag valves

            Here is the difference between an AGM valve (right) and a Big Dragon valve.

            The design of the AGM valve is just pants, as the pressure is exerted on the spine of the valve, and gas seeps between it and the valve cap, blowing out the O-ring beneath. As you can see, the other one is a solid cap, which solves the problem.

            I experimented with various different O-rings to try to repair the original, but it doesn't work – best to just import some new ones. The AGM takes a WA style GBB M4 valve.

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            • #7
              Re: Gbbr agm mag valves

              I don't know if the Big Dragon ones are necessarily the best, but they do work, and can be found by doing a Google search for stockists with the following code: BD-GBBPT-BD8163

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              • #8
                Re: Gbbr agm mag valves

                thanks leo you have been a great help

                http://www.ukaircav.com

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