Description
Northeast Mini UZI GBB Magazine Follower
This is a replacement follower for Northeast Mini UZI gas blowback magazines. The follower is pushed up by the magazine spring and drives the column of BBs towards the feed lip, so a worn or sticking follower quickly leads to feeding problems.
If your magazine stops feeding before it is empty, feeds unevenly, or the follower sticks or tilts in the magazine body, fitting a genuine Northeast replacement is a quick, inexpensive fix.
About the Northeast Mini UZI GBB
Northeast’s Mini UZI GBB is a compact gas blowback replica of the famous Israeli submachine gun. A retailer listing describes it as running on green gas or CO2 with a stamped steel receiver, a 32-round magazine, semi and full auto fire, and compatibility with Northeast UZI gas and CO2 magazines.
What it does
The follower rides inside the magazine’s BB channel and keeps steady pressure on the BBs so each one arrives at the feed lip in turn. If the follower is cracked, worn or catches on the channel, the BB column can stall, leaving BBs in the magazine or causing empty shots.
Followers can be damaged when magazines are dropped, over-filled or loaded with dirty BBs. Using the correct Northeast part, rather than a generic or modified substitute, is the surest way to keep the fit and gas seal that the replica was designed around.
Key features
- Replacement magazine follower
- For Northeast Mini UZI GBB magazines (as named)
- Restores reliable feeding from the magazine
- Cheaper than replacing a whole magazine
- Genuine Northeast replacement part
- Useful spare for regular players
Compatibility
Made for the Northeast Mini UZI GBB, as named. Full-size UZI replicas and other brands’ Mini UZI models may use different parts, so check your model before ordering. If you are unsure, contact us with a photo or the details of your replica.
Because Northeast lists its UZI gas and CO2 magazines as separate items, check which type of magazine you are repairing before you order, and contact us if you are not sure.
Care and maintenance
Magazine parts are small and easily lost, so strip the magazine over a tray or clean cloth, empty all gas and BBs first, and note how springs and parts sit before removing them. If you are not confident doing it yourself, have an airsoft technician fit the part.
Lubricate seals and O-rings only with silicone oil. Petroleum-based oils and solvents make rubber swell and break down, which causes leaks.
Load magazines with clean, seamless BBs, store green gas magazines with a little gas in them to keep the seals seated (follow the manual for CO2 magazines), and keep them somewhere cool and dry.
Who is it for?
This follower is for Northeast Mini UZI GBB owners whose magazines feed unevenly or stop before they are empty, and for regular players who like to keep spare magazine parts on hand.
Please note: This is a single replacement part as named; the listing does not state any other contents, so please ask us if you need to know before ordering.
