Was wondering if anyone has bought a new bobcat .25 mk II clip recently? I just purchased one and it doesn't have the o ring just off center. I called the seller and he said he checked the box of new clips he has on stock and none of them have the o ring. He said try it and see if it works and if it does it shouldn't be a problem. Did that, but when I index the magazine or pull the bolt back to cycle a pellet the clip falls out onto the ground if the gun isn't up right. Does anyone else have or have had this problem?? Thanks so much...
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Small O ring in fx bobcat mk II rotary clip.
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I just got two new mags for my Wildcat.25 and they had the o-rings but someone sent me a message saying to watch out because some were shipped without the o-rings so it sounds like your not alone.
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Yeah AOA said all the new mags don't have the tension o ring. You can do one of 2 things, slide the barrel back slightly to tighten up the mag tension, or order a 4.5 mm x1.5 mm oring. I have not seen any standard sizes that fit. If anyone does let me know. Wildcat are not the same mags.
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Yeah I know I just thought I'd mention that it's seems to be an issue with the other FX mags too. That's weird that more than one type of FX mag would have the o-rings missing.
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The missing rings for
wild cat mags hold the pellet in the mag. The missing rings for yours hold the mag itself in.
Get on list for or order new rings. Pull good ring go to store and EMPROVISE might need
to sand, double up etc etc. You should be able to come up with something to limp along
with till this mess gets cleared up. Good luck.
wild cat mags hold the pellet in the mag. The missing rings for yours hold the mag itself in.
Get on list for or order new rings. Pull good ring go to store and EMPROVISE might need
to sand, double up etc etc. You should be able to come up with something to limp along
with till this mess gets cleared up. Good luck.
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On 90% of the rotary mags they don't need it. They cut down some rattle which I like but doesn't usually effect function, I use them. On other mags like wildcat, cyclone and others using that type of mag the oring is designed to hold the pellet in place. In a pinch you can take a little dab of silicone caulk put it in the recess and let it harden. Will work till you can find an oring LOL not really perfect but keeps you shooting
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