TTI - Magazine Exhaust Valve - Glock / P320

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Specifications

Fitment TM Glock, VFC P320
Type valve

Product Information

TTI magazine exhaust valve (output valve), a genuine TTI replacement part.

The exhaust valve meters gas out of the magazine to the firing system on every shot. A worn or damaged one is a common cause of gas leaks, weak shots and inconsistent muzzle velocity, so a fresh valve is usually the cheapest way to bring a tired magazine back to life.

Seats into the top of the magazine. Fitting is best done by someone confident with gas magazine maintenance — the valve needs to sit square and must not be over-tightened.

Fitment: Glock-series and SIG AIR / VFC P320 magazines.

This is not the Hi-Capa valve. TTI make a separate exhaust valve for Hi-Capa magazines — check which magazine you are servicing before ordering.

TTI part number: TTI-M0003-11

Fitting & Returns

Replicas vary between makers and production batches, so a part can sometimes need work to fit. If you're not confident fitting it yourself, we recommend using an airsoft tech. Not sure a part suits your replica? Email info@ebog-designs.co.uk before you order.

Unfitted, unmarked parts in their original packaging can be returned for a full refund if you ask within 30 days of receiving them. Fitted or altered parts usually can too, less a deduction for any loss in value. Made-to-order items and gift cards have different return rules.

If a part is faulty, not as described or not what you ordered, there's no deduction, even if you've fitted it. Damage from incorrect fitting after delivery isn't a fault, unless it was caused by wrong or incomplete instructions, whether they came with the part or from us. Full details are in our Refund Policy.

Upgrade parts are sold for use within the legal power limits that apply where you are.

Finishes can vary slightly between batches, and colours can look different on screen.

None of this affects your statutory rights.

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