I had 500 soft airvalve springs made. Why 500 you may ask. Because there was a few dollars price difference between having 20 made or 500. I was only going to make them for myself but now I will/have to sell them. I'm still just testing them and have fitted them to all my Iwatas They feel right on par with the Zolt springs. They are stainless steel and was made by an ISO 9000 accredited spring manufacturer I have now idea if that is a good thing or not). They will be sold in packs of 5 so one order will sort you out for all your guns. I'll keep you posted. Sorry, springs are no longer for sale. Our postal service is really useless and it take up to a month for parcels to leave the country. And for the price I was charging I was losing money with every single order I had to replace.
Edited it for you Andre, it will avoid confusion. i’ll Also move it to equipment for sale Let us know when you’ve decided on a price and i’ll Include it in the original post
sounds interesting but I would need to know how much shipping it to the Netherlands would set me back
I’m loaded with Blair springs and Foxy Springs!! I’m sure you could get a few sales through FB, if your on par with the Foxy then you’ve made a great spring
I'm sure I would be able to sell them. If not, I will start replacing springs in my guns every 2 weeks just because I can.
I'll buy too some of them. probably everyone! maybe it'll be a 'forum spring supply" record or smg....
Hey all. Here are a few videos I made to show how much softer my springs are compared to the stock factory ones. I think it is self explanatory but if you need help just shout. Airbrush airvalve replacement spring - Iwata HP Airbrush airvalve replacement spring - Iwata Micron CM-SB Airbrush airvalve replacement spring - Olympos HP100SB
