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View larger Action Army magazine feed lip for AAP-01 GBB airsoft pistols is an original replacement part no. 75 (AAP01-09-75), designated as the Magazine Feed Lip. It forms the upper part of the magazine, holds the BBs in the correct position and guides them into the hop-up unit during feeding. Suitable for replacing a cracked or worn magazine feed lip in Action Army AAP-01 and AAP-01C pistols.

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U01-001
Metal Gas Magazine for AAP-01 / AAP-01C GBB Pistols in black finish. Capacity of 23 BBs. Designed for medium-strength gases like Green Gas. Also compatible with G-series pistols such as Tokyo Marui (Model 17, 18C), WE (R17, R18C), and Raven / VORSK (EU17, EU18, etc.). Stable performance with no leakage. Ambidextrous slide catch notches.
AAP01-BK
One of the most popular gas-powered GBB pistols in airsoft. AAP-01 Assassin GBB by Action Army in matte black finish. A hybrid between the legendary Ruger (design) and Glock (TM / WE G-series magazines). Shoots in semi and full-auto with insane rate of fire. Strong blowback and lightweight polymer frame. Endless upgrade potential – easily converted...
U01-014
Original Polymer Loading Nozzle for AAP-01 / AAP-01C GBB Pistol by Action Army in black. Easy drop-in replacement. Genuine manufacturer part 71 ensures 100% compatibility. Installation requires technical knowledge of GBB pistols.
U01-021
Extended 50rds Metal Magazine for GBB Pistols AAP-01 / AAP-01C in black finish. Massive capacity of 50 BBs and an extended design. Suitable for medium-power Green Gas types. Also compatible with G-series pistols such as Tokyo Marui (Model 17, 18C), WE (R17, R18C), and Raven / VORSK (EU17, EU18 and others). Stable performance with no leaking....
AAP01C-BK
One of the most popular gas-powered GBB airsoft pistols in an even more compact form. AAP-01C Assassin Compact GBB by Action Army in matte black. Miniaturized hybrid between the iconic Ruger (appearance) and Glock (uses TM / WE G-series magazines). Fires in semi and full-auto with brutal rate of fire. Strong blowback and lightweight polymer frame....
U01-020
Metal CO2 magazine for GBB pistols AAP-01 / AAP-01C in black finish. Capacity of 23 BBs. Suitable for 12g CO2 cartridges. Also compatible with G-series pistols such as Tokyo Marui (Model 17, 18C), WE (R17, R18C), and Raven / VORSK (EU17, EU18 and others). Stable performance with no leaking. Ambidextrous slot for slide catch.
U01-026
Drum magazine for AAP-01 (AAP-01C) and G-series GBB gas pistols by Novritsch in black. Massive 350 BB capacity drum. Quick-Reload Winding via pull cord. Gas-powered using Green Gas filled from the bottom. Designed for AAP-01 and G-series pistols (Tokyo Marui, WE R-series, Novritsch SSP18 / TP22 / SSP28 and more). Turn your sidearm into a primary CQB...
The Action Army AAP-01 Magazine Feed Lip is an original replacement part located at the top of the magazine. In the official exploded parts diagram, it is listed as part no. 75 under catalogue designation AAP01-09-75 and is referred to in English as the Magazine Feed Lip. Its purpose is to hold the BBs inside the magazine in the correct position and ensure that they are smoothly guided into the hop-up unit during each cycle of the bolt. The precise shape of the feeding and retaining surfaces is important for reliable feeding – a damaged or excessively worn feed lip can cause BB jams, irregular feeding or problems when the nozzle pushes the BB into the hop-up unit. The feed lip also works together with the rubber magazine seal (part no. 76, not included), which must be correctly positioned in relation to the nozzle for reliable operation of the gas system. As one of the uppermost parts of a removed magazine, the feed lip is particularly vulnerable to mechanical damage if the magazine is dropped onto a hard surface. Cracks in the body, broken retaining tabs or worn feeding edges are therefore common reasons for replacement. The feed lip is designed for original Action Army AAP-01 GBB magazines and restores correct feeding without requiring additional modifications.
Typical visible damage includes cracks, broken tabs or significantly worn feeding edges. During shooting, the problem may appear as irregular feeding, BB jams or the magazine failing to hold the top BB in the correct position.
Yes. The feed lip is one of the most exposed parts of a removed magazine. If the magazine lands on its upper section on concrete, paving or another hard surface, the feed lip may crack or its retaining sections may break off.
Yes, damage or significant wear to the feed lip can be one of the causes of BB feeding problems, including incorrect release of the BBs. However, similar malfunctions may also be related to the magazine, nozzle, hop-up unit or other parts of the mechanism, so we recommend checking the entire feeding system.
No. The package contains only the magazine feed lip – part no. 75. The rubber seal is listed separately in the AAP-01 exploded parts diagram as part no. 76.
| Color | Black |
| Body/receiver material | ABS / Plastic |