M700 & M24

Here you will find spare parts and upgrades for gas-powered M700 and M24 replicas – bolt-action rifles where the gas sits in the magazine and is released by a valve knocker when you pull the trigger. That makes the rifles simple to operate, but also dependent on valves, seals and knocker being intact. The category covers both wear parts and real upgrades for the KJ Works M700, Action Army AAC21 and Tanaka M700/M24.

Action Army supplies most of the range, with fluted outer barrels in black and silver, valve knocker, trigger stop, magazine plunge, knock arm and fill valve, plus parts for the AAC21/KJ M700 CO2 magazine: striker valve, piercing nozzle and O-ring set. From KJ Works there are genuine spare parts numbered according to the factory exploded diagram, and G&G Armament has a valve knocker, steel cocking piece and gas router connector spring for the Tanaka M700/M24.

What to look for

• Model: KJ Works, Action Army AAC21 and Tanaka are different designs. Check the product name – Tanaka parts do not necessarily fit KJ Works and vice versa.
• Gas or CO2: The magazine parts are specific to the magazine type. Parts for the CO2 magazine do not fit a gas magazine.
• Part number: KJ Works parts are numbered according to the exploded diagram in the manual. Find the number there, so you order exactly the part you are missing.
• Wear parts: Leaking O-rings and a worn valve knocker are the typical causes of dropping or inconsistent velocity. Keep an O-ring set to hand if you play a lot.

Who it's for

For owners of a gas-powered M700 or M24 who need to repair, maintain or upgrade the rifle. You will find spare magazines under sniper magazines, and our workshop can help if you would rather have the parts fitted.