sporadic barrel leaks

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  • KamikazePenguin

    #1

    sporadic barrel leaks

    i've tried everything. I've replaced my PT o-ring, i've tried different sized spacers, but my ReTro just won't stop that slow leak down the barrel. Everything is stock (including gripframe, just the way I like my mags) aside from the ReTro valve. I don't lose any massive amounts of air, maybe 150psi per tank fill, but it's just annoying. I've tried soaking my o-ring in oil (have since replaced o-ring) and it just doesn't wanna stop leaking down the barrel. It really makes no difference to me as far as performance, it's just that if I were to stop this barrel leak my mag would be el perfecto....i was just curious if this is a common mag thing or i have had bad luck with my past several pt-orings/spacers
  • KamikazePenguin

    #2
    forgot to mention it's just a slow hissing, not a big leak, and my classic air valve also did this, i figured it was a generic mag quirk.

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    • SHAG
      I'm a senior member? wow!
      • May 2001
      • 414

      #3
      Hi,

      It could be the bolt. From what you said about the grip frame, I figure the bolt is still stock. However, one cannot tech a gun without that gun being in front of them.

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      Alan
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      • pumpamatic
        TIM-MAY!!!
        • Jun 2001
        • 822

        #4
        Um, I am probably wrong, but if you hold down the trigger as you unscrew your tank, I don't think you will break an o-ring. I'd just try it as it would be the cheapest possible solution, if it would work.
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