Npas Full Steel

🔥 NPAS for MP7 Tokyo Marui – Total power control, without breaking any rules 

Tired of your MP7 Tokyo Marui GBB getting kicked off the field for shooting too hot… or underperforming when it’s cold? Meet your new best buddy: the NPAS (Negative Pressure Adjustment System).

This little piece of engineering genius lets you fine-tune your gas output down to the micron, no need to swap parts or pray to the Green Gas gods. With just a twist of a tool (or your wrist, if you’re an airsoft Jedi), you can instantly switch between CQB stealth mode or action-hero sharpshooter mode..

🧩 Technical Features:

• Full compatibility with MP7 GBB from Tokyo Marui and more airsoft models detailed below.

• Made of aircraft-grade aluminum: lightweight, durable, and more precise than your teammate claiming “I’ll rush alone.”

• Instant FPS adjustmentadjust the BB's energy with a simple flathead screwdriver of up to 4mm. Depending on the gas you choose and the day's conditions, adjust with surgical precision, from maximum power with full opening to completely closed (0 fps). No special keys required. With a simple flathead screwdriver, absolutely no special keys.

• Keeps blowback smooth and consistent, with no leaks or weird behavior.

• Perfect for complying with field-legal everywhere, without sacrificing performance.

• Includes a higher-hardness spring to expand the maximum power range and two spare O-rings in case the original ones wear out.

💬 In brief:

The NPAS is the master key to performance control. It gives you total tuning freedom, avoid disappointment with the timer and let you enjoy your MP7 as it should be enjoyed: more game time, less tweaking.

As well as the MP7, it’s compatible with the WE Open Bolt system (AK74, AKs74U, SCAR, G36, M4 …), the MP40 CO2 (SRC and Cybergun), and as time goes on, we’ll let you know what else it’s compatible with.

🔧🔩 Instructions:

Extract the bolt carrier group just as if you were going to clean it.

Insert the flathead screwdriver through the nozzle and locate the screw; check that the NPAS turns.

You will need to get a thin tool, such as precision tweezers or a very thin Allen key.

Insert the key through the gas route and fix the position of the NPAS body. Adjust the extension of the NPAS with the screwdriver.

A completely retracted NPAS grants maximum power. A completely extended NPAS reduces power to the minimum. Extending it reduces power, shrinking it increases power.

Find your optimal setting, put the bolt carrier group back in, and go play.