Description
WE Steel Gas/CO2 Magazine Tool (Full Metal)
This is a full metal steel tool from WE for use with both gas and CO2 magazines. WE is a long-established Taiwanese manufacturer of gas blowback pistols and rifles, and its magazines are used in a large number of replicas. A purpose-made tool is the right way to carry out small jobs on your magazines without damaging delicate parts.
Being able to service magazines yourself saves time and money. A tool that fits properly lets you deal with common jobs at home or at the safe zone, so a slow leak does not have to mean the end of your game day.
What it is used for
The tool is listed for gas and CO2 magazines. The specific task it is designed for, such as removing or tightening a valve, is not stated in our listing, so please check the product photos and compare it with your magazine before ordering. Using a correctly fitting tool helps prevent rounding off or stripping small threaded parts.
Working safely on magazines
Always fully empty a magazine of gas or CO2 before working on it, and never try to remove a valve or fitting while it is under pressure. Point the magazine away from your face when releasing gas, and wear eye protection. Replace worn or flattened seals and apply a little silicone oil when reassembling.
Key features
- Magazine tool from WE
- Steel, full metal construction, as named
- For gas and CO2 magazines
- Helps protect small threads and parts
- Useful for routine maintenance
- Small enough to carry in a kit bag
Compatibility
Listed for gas and CO2 magazines. Which magazine models it suits is not stated, and valves differ between brands and models, so check the tool against your magazine before ordering, or ask us. A separate WE tool listed for CO2 magazines only is also available.
Care and maintenance
Wipe the tool clean and dry after use, and apply a light film of oil if you store it for a long time to prevent rust. Use it only for its intended job and not as a lever, which can damage the tip.
Who is it for?
This tool is for owners of WE gas or CO2 replicas who carry out their own magazine maintenance and want a sturdy metal tool for the job.
