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Huron July 29th, 2012 23:29

Marui P226 Magazine Filling Issue
 
Hi,

I've got a few Marui P226 magazines that have issues filling up. When I press the propane adapter down, gas sprays everywhere as though the magazine is full, but it's not (I only get a 7 or 8 shots at the most from a proper length fill). Some gas is getting into the mags, but for some reason most of it is just jetting out from around the fill valve. I can't figure out what the cause is, and google isn't working out..

Thanks in advance

Deadpool July 29th, 2012 23:46

I'd have to say...It's a completely normal problem, they all do that.

Just hold the bottle in there longer (15 to 20 seconds) and it should be full.

wind_comm July 29th, 2012 23:47

there aren't any o-rings in TM mags. you need to find some "silent fill o-rings". just did it on my TM 226 E2 mags and it's bloody brilliant.

Huron July 30th, 2012 00:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by Deadpool (Post 1684661)
I'd have to say...It's a completely normal problem, they all do that.

Just hold the bottle in there longer (15 to 20 seconds) and it should be full.

It's spraying everywhere but in the mag... To the point that frost is forming on the propane adapter. Even my knockoff Skeleton Sidearms mag filled properly without backspray :s

I'll look into those o-rings.

Styrak July 30th, 2012 00:57

Are you trying different angles? Filling it's COMPLETELY straight up and down, orienting the valve straight up and down? The valve might not be completely perpendicular to the mag base.

Huron July 30th, 2012 11:38

Yeah I've been moving everything around trying to find a sweet spot, but no luck. Like I said before, I had a cheapy Skeleton Sidearms P226 before and filling it worked fine, so this seems like a strange issue to have with a Marui.

03Ghost79 July 30th, 2012 19:16

Same problem as my SS226 mag.
The problem is you fill the mag with propane to much. Probably the sealing rubber can't take to much pressure, and causing the mag to leak. We need to change the rubber to fix the problem so far i'd still no luck where im going to find that parts. (rubber for re-fill nozzle).


03ghost79

03Ghost79 July 30th, 2012 19:17

Keep in mind use ONLY green gas.
Why bec. No matter how much you fill up the mag it wont cause any leak, unlike propane.


03ghost79

Danke July 30th, 2012 19:33

Wow, that green gas sounds super,,,

No not really.

Back on topic, Gabe, start out by borrowing an adapter that works from someone else and testing it on your mags.

All TM 226 mags purge vapor when filling. If you dig around you'll find a nice long thread Mad Max wrote about why and how.

Styrak July 30th, 2012 20:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by 03Ghost79 (Post 1685190)
Keep in mind use ONLY green gas.
Why bec. No matter how much you fill up the mag it wont cause any leak, unlike propane.


03ghost79

False. Green gas is propane.

Don't give out bad information.

Huron July 30th, 2012 20:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by Danke (Post 1685204)
Wow, that green gas sounds super,,,

No not really.

Back on topic, Gabe, start out by borrowing an adapter that works from someone else and testing it on your mags.

All TM 226 mags purge vapor when filling. If you dig around you'll find a nice long thread Mad Max wrote about why and how.

I gave that a try at Rhino, also it happens with two separate propane adapters on two separate tanks, so maybe its just me.


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