We "g39c" magazine parts??

[BlackBerry]

Hey guys,

I was out at a game recently and went a little rough on one of my WE G36C gas magazine.

As a result, I broke the lip feed and smashed up the plastic shell incasing the gas chamber and internals.

The internals are fine though. =)

Been looking around and I can't seem to find any replacement parts other than the lip feed from airsoftbuddy.com, which is out of stock.

I'm assuming that the market is still pre-mature so not alot of these replacement parts are floating around.

However, if anyone knows where/how I can get ahold of these parts, please advise.

Thanks!!

[Brian McIlmoyle]

http://www.torontoairsoft.com/

Canadian distributor of WE , he may have parts, but I expect you are looking at replacing the mag

[Ballcancer]

Replacing the mag would probably be a bit cheaper too considering the amount damage your mag took... And if you do that you could probably salvage a few spare parts or of your mag such as the fill valve and the knocker valve

[BlackBerry]

Great, thanks for the help guys.

I just spoke to Velocity Arms, they said spare parts for the WE G39C magazines should arrive by late-spring/early-summer.

[snipersyntagmatik]

the WE G39 magazines are a hot commodity right now, short supply from most retailers.... I was afraid I'd see a post like this eventually... but for the most part the plastic shell is built well. it's too bad the Magpuls and g36-specific ranger plates never went to production, for at least that would have provided some sort of shock absorption during a high-speed reload where the operator was forced to let the mags drop straight to the ground.

[Ninja_En_Short]

Also remember to remake the seals. All the mags I got leaked from factory or after one or two games.
I make one seal, no leak for 10 games and going on... crappy design & co.

[Vieler]

how would you go about remaking the seals?

[Ninja_En_Short]

Myself I completely remove the factory ones, put some silicon seal, let dry a bit so it solidifies then close back, work perfectly so far.
Normally people don't remove the original seals but given their size a non leaking mag is more because of God's will than anything else (and I don't believe in it either).