Introdução
In GBB the magazine does most of the work so it is good to know how to work on it.
O que você precisa
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If you have taken down the magazine this far you can start screwing the tubes and caps. Either end of the tube will work.
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The o-ring can be a little crushed and still work effectively just make sure the the o-ring is evenly in position.
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The pliers technique used in the disassemble can also be used to screw the tubes back on to the rest of assemble.
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The tubes and caps need to tightly screwed down but not overly forced.
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With the tubes and caps in place now is a good time check for leaks.
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If your valves have been removed begin putting them into place.
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Make sure that threads are line up and do not apply too much for to the valves.
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As mentioned in the disassemble using the proper valve removal tools is always best but with care you can use standard tools as shown.
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Once everything in place you can gas up the magazine. I recommend using a green gas can that is not at full pressure to save on gas if it turns out that there still is a leak. If the lower pressure gas does not leak try filling the magazine with a full can of gas to see if it can handle the higher pressure.
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If your trying find where a leak is coming from you can use the silicone spray on hole magazine and look for the bubbles.
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Take the bb follower and set into the top of the of the bb track.
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Then take the spring and set it into position.
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With the core of the magazines all re-assembled, hold the spring in place then slide it back into the outer shell.
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Tap the flat section on the top to get the core into position.
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If you took the bb retention piece out earlier or it came out mistake when unloading bb's this step will show you how to put it back.
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Use a tool to hold back the spring. Once it's back grab the leg of the spring with needles nose pliers.
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Then take the retention piece and slide it back into place.
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