had a leaker.their is a small small O ring on either end .The o ring has to go over the small small brass ring.Please work with a white sheet under you on a floor.these parts are small" not a lot to it.I made a special collet to hold the tube.
anybody want to see what a HW100 tube looks like inside?
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Yeah, I need to take my HW100 Carbine (Bullpup) cylinder apart for the same reason.
But need to find the o-rings first. I replaced the o-rings around the valve in the receiver...with no luck, so these are next. The o-ring "kit" that I bought, conveniently...didn't have the cylinder o-rings in it.
Mike
But need to find the o-rings first. I replaced the o-rings around the valve in the receiver...with no luck, so these are next. The o-ring "kit" that I bought, conveniently...didn't have the cylinder o-rings in it.
Mike
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Oring kits are always a ripoff.
You can order bags of 50-100 of almost every size in the gun for the price of an oring kit.
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Well yeah, but what do I do the the other 99 ?
Plus Someone else took the time to pick out all of the sizes, find a source for all...of the sizes and hardness, buy all of the o-rings, THEN package them into kits !!!
So...NOT REALLY a rip-off the way that I see it !
Mike
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....except for the fact that you still don't have the size you need. Which is the point I was trying to make.
But if you'd done the research yourself, instead of relying on the other guy, you'd realize that you actually have the right oring in front of you. The fill check valve uses a 005 oring, the same as the most common one that goes on the brass valve nipple. I'm sure your kit came with more than one.
.....and if it didn't, one of those other 99 would sure come in handy right now.
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