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After living with two of these for a year, I offer a suggestion, regarding the dreaded CO2 dump from a faulty magazine. While there can be multiple reasons for such malfunctions, on my two examples I found just one, and it could be mitigated by simply preventing that CO2 cylinder from turning while you tighten. Why is that important? The piercing valve at the top of the magazine is counter-threaded, (righty-loosey, lefty-tighty). So when you tighten the CO2 against the piercing valve, as it is pushed against it hard, it has a tendency to actually turn the valve itself slightly. Especially if you properly lube the top of an occasional CO2 with a drop of Pellgun Oil like you should, to keep the O-rings, seals and valves in shape. Counter-intuitively, unlike a brand-new unlubricated gun in which the tip of the CO2 "grabs" the dry white seal as it's getting pierced, mostly preventing it from turning even if you don't hold it, a properly lubricated setup may not "grab" as well. Don't think skipping the lube is a solution... that white seal really DOES need to be lubricated to prevent it drying out over time. Thus, as time goes by, CO2 cylinders eventually spin REALLY easily as you tighten to pierce them. It's surprising just how hard you then have to grip it to stop it from turning inside the magazine as you do. As you tighten and pierce the CO2 and it spins clockwise while you're doing it, trust me that cylinder is pushing hard against the piercing valve seal, which it will inevitably turn clockwise too, loosening it, if only just a little. As once was famously said, a little got more and more... PFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFT! Worst part of all this is that it's darn near impossible to find a valve key (like the one that you got in the re-build kit!), that will fit within the confines of that empty magazine to simply and easily tighten that damn valve, leaving you to use flathead screwdrivers and the like, potentially damaging the needle or valve itself while not being able to really tell just how tight you got it. I eventually took some online advice I saw, removed the leaky valve and wrapped plumbers tape around both the O-ring and threads before screwing it back in as best I could. Another drop of oil, a quick sputter the first time it was loaded, then quiet - no more leaking. Leaving a full CO2 loaded for weeks or even months has caused me no ill when following these instructions. So grab the CO2 tightly while loading, and have a nice day!

Do they fit the Hi Cap? As a lefty this'd be fun down a club 😂

Just wanted to say perfect videos to learn how to service a magazine, easy to follow along. I've just got three mags sorted thanks to this cheers

Took mine out today and air is comming out the back when i pull trigger, any ideas or videos how to trouble shoot this.cheers .

That was a awesome help ta. what is the parts called. Where I get them

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Good video.

Don't work on mk1 puncher beaker !! No do the exorst valve tryed them borth

🤔..... where you moving too ??

Sorry mate, I was interested but could not watch because of the strobe lighting.

what a great company and thank you for the tutorial

Great video, is the procedure the same for a Mk2 ? Thanks

Just ordered the bits from you :)

Great video. Thank you.

Are you able to pull the pin and take the cylinder out and put it back in without taking any screws out?

I have an older Ultra .177 single shot( maybe 10+ years old). Are the old plunger style valves available? USA The link shows the complete kit is out of stock. thanks.

Just what I needed. What about the small pins on the front? I have lost mine on .177 mags. Thank you Richard.

Exellent job and video.

Any website i can look for these parts in the US? 1911 we the people mag started leaking from the top as well

Are the Cybergun Sig Sauer models you have for sale on your page the same as the ones you used here?

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Stick's out 8 foot from the gun ! Its like a barn door stuck on the gun😊

Fantastic company to deal with online. I look forward to visiting the actual shop sometime soon.

Hello there is there any more information or videos in regards to what seals to change next?? I did change all the ones on this video but my ultra senis still leaking and fully empty after about 12 days, any information is greatly appreciated,, i cant find anything on the net

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Can you do a video on bsa ultra clx mag .22 cheers

Have you got a video of how to reset magazine on bsa ultra clx .22 cheers

How much would something like this cost to do at a gun shop

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Hello friend. where do you come from

It's virtually impossible to get that o-ring on the inlet valve. I've tried many times... and without a tapered mandrel, I couldnt do it.

Are Bagnall and Kirkwood planning to move premises in Autumn 2024?

When purchasing the carbon bottles from your selves do they come with the valve fitted to the bottle or are they separate please

Thanks, answered the questions that I was thinking

Supports puncher w?

How strange I’ve just brought a pack from your company and came here to look first

I’ve got a T10 that doesn’t hold air so will try this first. Thank you for sharing👌🏻

Thanks for this video 👌👌

do u have to replace everything like this if there's a leak or just the part it's coming from?

Great video,considering you’ve got a cold while doing it . 😇😉🙏

Nice one Wayne, ya famous now 😎

Thank u

excellent vid thank you

What a great piece of retail history.

What would us Airgunners do without you!

Fantastic shop for online gear , always delivers, big 👍 for a great shop

Always buying things I don't really need from you guys😅. Excellent customer service always answer my emails and always well packed parcels Shame your so far away or I would pop down. 👍

dont go further into Newcastle head west

That was very interesting piece of history, I enjoyed that 👏👏👍