G&G LevAR HPA Tap — Foster Male, 303 Stainless
G&G LevAR HPA Tap — Foster Male, 303 Stainless
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DETAILS
DETAILS
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The LevAR is a gas lever-action, which means its usable shot count is whatever its reservoir holds. Running it off HPA changes the character of the gun completely: consistent pressure from the first shot to the last, no cool-down between strings, and a shot count limited by the bottle on your back rather than by how long ago you charged it. This tap is the piece that makes that possible.
It swaps in for the original gas input valve rather than sitting alongside it, so there is nothing to modify and nothing permanent about the change — keep the original valve and the gun goes back to standard whenever you want. The fitting on the outside is a standard Foster male, the same quick-disconnect every HPA line in general use terminates in, so it couples straight to a rig you already own.
303 stainless is the right material for a part that gets coupled and uncoupled at every game. It is the free-machining grade, so the thread form comes out clean and holds its shape, and it will not gall or corrode the way a softer alloy fitting does once moisture gets into the threads. An O-ring is already installed, which means the seal is sorted before the part reaches you.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Function | Replaces the LevAR gas input valve for HPA use |
| Fitting | Standard Foster male, also called Foster-2 or US Foster |
| Material | CNC-machined 303 stainless steel |
| O-ring | M1.0 x 8.0, 70 ShA, pre-installed |
| Thread direction | Left-hand, counter-clockwise |
| Fitment | G&G LevAR series |
| Modification needed | None, direct factory replacement |
| Brand | G&G Armament |
Good to know
Which way does the thread go? Left-hand, counter-clockwise, on both this tap and the original valve it replaces. It turns the opposite way to almost everything else on a gun, so go slowly and make sure you are undoing rather than tightening.
Do I need anything else? An air rig — bottle, regulator and a line ending in a Foster female coupler. The tap is the gun-side half of that connection and nothing more.
Can I put it back to gas? Yes. Keep the valve you take out and the gun returns to standard. Nothing is drilled, cut or glued.
Does it change the power? Not by itself. Output follows the pressure you set at the regulator, so a tap plus a rig gives you a tuning range the standard gas system does not have. Chronograph after any change.
Is the O-ring included? Yes, already fitted, so there is nothing to source before you install it.