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Dr. Black 145% Nozzle Spring for Hi Capa
Upgrade your Hi-Capa GBB pistol with a stronger nozzle return spring built for responsive cycling. The Dr. Black 145% Nozzle Spring is a performance-focused replacement for Tokyo Marui Hi-Capa systems using a compatible aluminum loading nozzle.
Product Overview
Made from durable German piano wire, this Hi-Capa nozzle spring provides increased return tension compared with a standard-strength spring. Its 145% rating is designed to pull the loading nozzle back promptly and consistently during rapid cycling, helping a properly tuned gas blowback pistol maintain dependable nozzle movement. It is a practical choice for replacing a tired spring or completing a high-speed custom Hi-Capa build.
Features & Benefits
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145% spring strength supports faster, more positive nozzle return
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German piano-wire construction offers strength and lasting spring tension
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Helps promote consistent nozzle movement during rapid follow-up shots
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Well suited to performance Hi-Capa builds with aluminum loading nozzles
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Three-spring pack provides convenient replacements or spares
Specifications
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Brand: Dr. Black
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Product: Hi-Capa nozzle return spring
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Manufacturer code: TM-HCP-145NS
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Spring rating: 145%
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Material: German piano wire
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Color: Black
Compatibility
Designed for Tokyo Marui Hi-Capa gas blowback airsoft pistols equipped with a compatible aluminum nozzle. Fitment in other TM-spec Hi-Capa builds can vary by loading nozzle and blowback housing; confirm component compatibility before installation.
What’s Included
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3x Dr. Black 145% nozzle springs
Installation
Installation requires slide removal and access to the blowback housing/loading-nozzle assembly. Correct spring placement and free nozzle movement should be verified before use. Professional installation is recommended if you are unfamiliar with Hi-Capa GBB internals.
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