
- description
Nozzle length is not a preference. It is the measurement that decides whether the nozzle seals against the hop-up at the end of its travel, and getting it wrong by a millimetre costs air on every shot. This is the 19.50mm version.
Twin O-rings do the sealing, which holds compression better than the single-ring moulded nozzle most guns ship with. That shows up as FPS consistency rather than raw power.
The body is CNC machined aluminium with an anodised finish for corrosion resistance, and the interior is polished so BBs feed without snagging.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | CNC machined aluminium |
| Seal | Double O-ring |
| Length | 19.50mm |
| Finish | Anodised coating |
| Interior | Polished |
| Compatibility | Most airsoft AEG series |
Good to know before you buy
Measure the nozzle you are replacing. There is a 21.50mm version of this nozzle for guns that need it.
A correctly sealing nozzle improves consistency. If your FPS is low, the nozzle is worth checking before the spring.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know which length I need?
Take the measurement off the nozzle already fitted, or give us the gun model and we will look it up. A 21.50mm version sits alongside this one.
What does the double O-ring do?
It seals against the hop-up more reliably than a single ring, which holds compression and steadies FPS.
Is it aluminium or polymer?
CNC machined aluminium, anodised.
Why does the interior finish matter?
A polished bore lets BBs feed without catching, which reduces misfeeds under rapid fire.