Pistol Hammer Group

If you are building out your dream Airsoft Hi-capa GBB pistol, the CowCow Stainless Steel hammer strut would be a great addition if you require an improved trigger feel and better mechanical engagement. This part is constructed from stainless steel with a titanium coating to prevent corrosion and warping. When installed into your TM based Hi-capa or 1911 GBB this part should help improve shot to shot consistency and provide longevity far beyond the original parts.

If you are building out your dream Airsoft Hi-capa GBB pistol, the CowCow Stainless Steel hammer strut would be a great addition if you require an improved trigger feel and better mechanical engagement. This part is constructed from stainless steel with a titanium coating to prevent corrosion and warping. When installed into your TM based Hi-capa or 1911 GBB this part should help improve shot to shot consistency and provide longevity far beyond the original parts.

If you want more recoil and higher muzzle energy from your Tokyo Marui M&P9 GBB, the CowCow 150% Hammer Spring for TM M&P9 Series is what you need. This replacement hammer spring is rated at 150% of the strength of the original spring, meaning your hammer will hit the knocker valve harder and release more gas, translating into harder felt recoil and higher FPS. Naturally, this will shorten the lifespan of your M&P so proceed with caution if this is your first time upgrading a GBB pistol.

An upgrade or replacement stock sear spring for gas blowback pistols. The spring is made of robust steel and therefore will hold its shape better than stock springs, which is perfect for keeping your trigger action to be short and crisp. Due to the springs high tolerance, there would be no need to shave it down to fit in your grip.

This hammer is an original replacement part for the Army Armament R601 JW3 GBB pistol but may also fit other Army Armaments Hi-capa based GBB pistols. A hammer is a great spare to have in the tool kit if you use your JW3 pistol heavily, as over time these tend to wear out due to the repeated impacts on the hammer with every shot. Having a spare hammer on hand for worst-case scenarios can help avoid disappointment and potentially a long wait for replacement parts and allow you to have your pistol back up and running quickly for its next outing.