
- description
Every gas magazine will eventually need its output valve out — for cleaning, for lubrication, or because it has started to leak. Doing that without the right tool damages the valve and sometimes the magazine.
This tool does that job, and it also screws CO2 caps on and off a CO2 magazine, which is the other awkward task in the same category.
It is the kind of thing that costs little and saves a magazine. Worth owning before you need it rather than discovering you do not have one on a Saturday morning.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Gas magazine valve tool |
| Functions | Removes output valves for cleaning, lubrication or replacement |
| Also | Screws CO2 caps on and off CO2 magazines |
| Use | Gas blowback magazine maintenance |
Good to know before you buy
Removing a valve without the correct tool is how valve seats get chewed. This is the cheap way to avoid it.
It handles CO2 caps as well as output valves, so one tool covers both magazine types.
Frequently asked questions
What does it do?
It removes gas magazine output valves for cleaning, lubrication or replacement, and screws CO2 caps on and off CO2 magazines.
Do I need one?
If you own a gas magazine, eventually yes. Valves are consumables.
Will it fit any gas magazine?
It is a WE tool for standard gas magazine valves. Tell us what you run and we will confirm.
Why not use pliers?
Because that damages the valve and often the magazine around it.