KJW KP01 (P226 E2) Valve O-Ring (Co2) | FREE Delivery over €50 (ROI)

Keeping your airsoft pistol in tip top shape can often mean replacing worn or damaged parts. Similarly, you may wish to upgrade your gun, and squeeze some extra performance out of it. Whether you're repairing a leaky mag, trying to get a bit more range, or carrying out general maintenance, we've got you covered.

Pistol parts are model specific, and although some brands can be compatible with each other, there are often small differences that can prevent a perfect fit e.g. different shape of feed lips, differing threads on valves etc. If you are at all unsure, please contact us for advice - we are happy to help!

KJW follow suit with a lot of airsoft manufacturers, insofar as they are known by several names and monikers. KJ Works, Kuan Ju Works, LS (although they have officially split from KJW) - they are a Taiwanese manufacturer, primarily concerned with pistols, although that is not all they do. With sniper rifles, GBBR's, parts, accessories, and more.

They grew in popularity as they were one of the earliest manufacturers, producing metal replicas when much of the competition were still dealing in ABS plastic. Generally, their designs are based off Tokyo Marui, giving them widespread compatibility, and generally solid performance. Of course, they were not satisfied to sit in the shadows, and they instead innovated delivering Co2 powered replicas, as well as engineering their own models such as the CZ series, M700 sniper, M4 GBBR, and more. Out of the box performance is great, but the recoil thanks to the metal slides is what really seals the deal. Amongst airsofters, KJW are incredibly popular, and this has lead to their guns getting official stamps of approval in the form of licensed replicas, serving as the OEM for ASG, Cybergun, and many others.

Alongside their guns, they also produce a massive range of parts, allowing you to accessorise and customise your replicas, as well as repairing/upgrading them for best performance.

Spare O-Ring for KJ Works Co2 valves, particularly the P226 E2. Installation requires the removal of the valve (valve key is required).

Valve is not included.