Is there such a thing as a list of the o-rings in the Red Wolf? I'd like to have spares just in case so a list would be a great place to start.
Red Wolf O-Rings?
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It sure seems that It’s a mystery as to what many of the sizes are. Perhaps this is to protect those who have done their due diligence and might be selling complete kits?
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Thanks for the link. Unfortunately, the Red Wolf isn’t listed. Perhaps I can find what I need at AoA or directly from Daystate.
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This is the set for a regular power .177 Redwolf. However, I had previously bought the breech o-rings so it is not included in this list. You can double check it for caliber changes and HP versions with the parts list as there are a few changes. Also, I believe the there is an error in the index pin 0-ring description (parts list and descriptions) and I measured mine and believe the right size is included in this list. Oh, bought from oringsandmore.
Good luck!
Good luck!
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Daystate apparently has o-ring kits but the checkout page is only for UK residents. I’m going to email them and AOA to see if these are available in the US.
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AOA has a kit for the Pulsar but I don't know if its RW compatible?
https://www.airgunsofarizona.com/factory-parts/daystate-pulsar-rebuild-kit/
If you call them, please post the part number and price back into this thread. Thanks...
https://www.airgunsofarizona.com/factory-parts/daystate-pulsar-rebuild-kit/
If you call them, please post the part number and price back into this thread. Thanks...
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I sent both AOA and Daystate emails asking about a kit. That Pulsar Kit is really expensive when you price o-rings at theoringstore.com or somewhere like that. I guess what you’re really paying for is the knowledge of the correct size which is what I was after to begin with.
i find it interesting, well strange actually, that the Red Wolf manual had an exploded diagram showing parts with reference numbers for each part but no legend as to what those parts are, their size, etc. It looks like the legend page was intentionally omitted.
i find it interesting, well strange actually, that the Red Wolf manual had an exploded diagram showing parts with reference numbers for each part but no legend as to what those parts are, their size, etc. It looks like the legend page was intentionally omitted.
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cost for all those o-rings I posted above that are a lifetime supply for me was $11 plus a few bucks shipping. $50 is too much. Should be almost at cost.
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trlrman - you are THE MAN. Just what I was looking for! Thank you sir.
Right 5thumbs - $50 is crazy. Daystate sells o-ring kits for 10 pounds which is about $13. But the checkout didn’t allow for US shipping which would be pretty pricey I’ll bet. I’ll make my list from the info trlrman posted.
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I think buying them from an o-ring supplier is best, but for the lazy, you can buy from Bagnall and Kirkwood in the UK. I've purchased kits and parts for my Regal there. They have a nice website for spare parts by Manufacturer and Model. Shipping was reasonable and very fast. THe kit they sell for the redwolf is less than $20
https://spares.bagnallandkirkwood.co.uk/product/daystate-red-wolf-o-ring-seal-kit/
https://spares.bagnallandkirkwood.co.uk/product/daystate-red-wolf-o-ring-seal-kit/
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I decided to go the lazy route (or maybe the safe route) and ordered from Bagnall & Kirkwood. I also got o-ring kits for a couple of other Daystates as well. Thanks for the info 5thumbs. And, I also saved the Red Wolf exploded parts diagram that trlrman linked to.
Thanks for the help y'all!
Thanks for the help y'all!
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@ronmcc4 Can you tell me what is contained in the B&K o-ring kit for the Red Wolf? Not specific sizes, just quantities of each and if you think it was a good deal. Appreciate it.
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There wasn’t, and still isn’t, an image of the Red Wolf o-ring and seal kit on the B&G website. The kit costs right at $18 in USD plus international shipping. So I don’t know the specific sizes and numbers. If a person had that info, they could save a lot since o-rings from the oringstore.com are literally a few cents each (there are minimum quantities of course). As for a good deal - probably not. You are paying for the knowledge of the number and sizes that you don’t have. If I had it to do over again I’d see what AoA could provide me. Due a USPS screw-up I still don’t have the o-rings. After a sufficient time, B&G will do a trace and hopefully send me the o-rings if the package is truely lost, which, at this point, I assume it is.
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This is what I ordered for my Red Wolf .22 standard.
Would you happen to have that info for the .25 and .177? That would be golden!
scratchcoobster - I’d use the info elh0102 posted and get the packages from Oringstore.com.
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This is what I ordered for my Red Wolf .22 standard.
Would you happen to have that info for the .25 and .177? That would be golden!
scratchcoobster - I’d use the info elh0102 posted and get the packages from Oringstore.com.
I'll look around tomorrow and see what I can find. My recollection is, the sizes came from the B&K parts diagram. I expect there would be only a few differences, such as the breech O ring. Since you are buying a new rifle from AOA, ask Steve. They have this information.
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