N/A Buying O-Rings
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I have about 85 sizes of orings, all in 25 or 50 piece bags. That is well over 2000 orings.
From oringsandmore.
I am sure the total $ was much less vs buying "kits" that have single pieces for each size.
From oringsandmore.
I am sure the total $ was much less vs buying "kits" that have single pieces for each size.
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I had a bit of luck with buying a standard and metric variety kits from Amazon. I also ordered quantities of high failure orings from orings and more.
I recently ordered 10 cylinder orings from ebay from Czech Republic, and they were 1.98 with shipping. It is taking weeks to get here though.
I recently ordered 10 cylinder orings from ebay from Czech Republic, and they were 1.98 with shipping. It is taking weeks to get here though.
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I obtain my O rings from a local hydraulics equipment repair shop. These businesses have huge inventories and can often substitue an O ring with slighly thicker cross-section or other sizing that may be advantageous.
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I have at least 10 kits. Thousands of orings. I can almost always find the correct size and material oring. OEM, specialty sellers and big suppliers are a ripoff. Handful of orings for $10 or more, ridiculous.
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I buy from The Oring Store and they get them to me in a couple days, clear across the US.
FX is usually really good about listing oring sizes, but from looking at the Dynamic diagram, they only show two orings, and we all know there's a lot more than that. I would guess, the Dynamic shares most of it's design with another FX rifle and that is where you would find the sizes. I'm not real familiar with the Dynamic line, or any of the over-the-barrel guns, so can't help. I have Crowns, DL, and Wildcat, so different animals.
One of my real pet peeves is airgun manufacturers who don't list sizes. It drives me crazy. EVERY airgunner knows that sooner or later, you'll have to replace orings, why the secrecy. I applaud Airmaks for printing a specail sheet with just the orings and sizes for their guns. GREAT JOB!
I've often thought of measuring orings for guns that don't post oring sizes and putting the numbers on here, but measuring and getting them exact is kind of difficult, so I try....try, to stick with guns that list the sizes, because I don't want the hassle of searching. In some cases, it's better to just bite the bullet and buy a kit, but looking at the UA screenshot, I'm with you that's completely over the top.
FX is usually really good about listing oring sizes, but from looking at the Dynamic diagram, they only show two orings, and we all know there's a lot more than that. I would guess, the Dynamic shares most of it's design with another FX rifle and that is where you would find the sizes. I'm not real familiar with the Dynamic line, or any of the over-the-barrel guns, so can't help. I have Crowns, DL, and Wildcat, so different animals.
One of my real pet peeves is airgun manufacturers who don't list sizes. It drives me crazy. EVERY airgunner knows that sooner or later, you'll have to replace orings, why the secrecy. I applaud Airmaks for printing a specail sheet with just the orings and sizes for their guns. GREAT JOB!
I've often thought of measuring orings for guns that don't post oring sizes and putting the numbers on here, but measuring and getting them exact is kind of difficult, so I try....try, to stick with guns that list the sizes, because I don't want the hassle of searching. In some cases, it's better to just bite the bullet and buy a kit, but looking at the UA screenshot, I'm with you that's completely over the top.
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Owning multiple PCP's (Pay Continue Paying 
) I buy from Oringandmore.com.. I made an excel spreadsheet with all the O-rings I have in inventory.. Easy to find if I have in stock..
) I buy from Oringandmore.com.. I made an excel spreadsheet with all the O-rings I have in inventory.. Easy to find if I have in stock.. Last edited:
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