breach "O" rings needed

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You can also try the O Ring Store. I needed some for the breech ring on my Edgun R5M and ordered them on Thursday priority mail and they were here on Monday. They have minumums that you can order but it's not very expensive. 15 breech orings were only $0.75 and the priority mail was $9.00 for a grand total of $9.75 … that should last me a lifetime.
 
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Okay, after 15 - 20K pellets I need new breach (pellet probe) "O" rings for my Impact 25 and Wildcat 22. 

Am I resigned to ordering from AOA? Is there an after market supply or an easier, faster service? 

AOA is a good company and I have no problems ordering from them, however, I am looking for alternatives and back up suppliers!

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Send me your address I’ll send u some 22cal ones .Either way orings and more is the way to go.think I paid 6bucks for 50
 
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Hello-

O-rings from a hardware store are a great short term fix. The longevity of the fix will depend on the make up of the ring. Most o-rings used in air rifles, and pistols, are 70 Shore (Sh), with some being 75 Shore (Sh). The rating for the o-rings from the hardware store would most likely depend on their original application, and could be very low. Attached is a photo of some 70Sh rings used for a 200 DIN scuba tank and a Morini fill adaptor, respectively. Viton, shown in the photo a few posts back, is generally 70Sh, 75Sh, or 90Sh.

Kind regards,

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