<p> I bought a very nice Micromag RT, and the guy also threw in a free classic automag that he said had a leak he couldn't fix. I gassed it up, and sure enough, the classic automag has a huge leak out the trigger frame. When I hold the trigger in, the leak stops.
<p> Based on what the Automag manual says, this means I should replace the On/off orings. So i did this, but it still leaks just as bad out the trigger frame. I read many posts about leaks on this forum, and I tried many of their suggestions to no avail.
<p> I checked the on/off pin, and it doesn't seem worn down nor does it move freely (which I hear is a sign that it is worn down).
<p> It looks like it has some sort of turbo valve in the on/off assembly instead of the stock one, but I read a lot of posts about the turbo valves and it doesn't seem to cause leaks for anybody else.
<p> I checked all the other O-rings in the gun, replaced any that looked suspicious, but still have the leak. Does anybody have any suggestions? Thanks
<p> Based on what the Automag manual says, this means I should replace the On/off orings. So i did this, but it still leaks just as bad out the trigger frame. I read many posts about leaks on this forum, and I tried many of their suggestions to no avail.
<p> I checked the on/off pin, and it doesn't seem worn down nor does it move freely (which I hear is a sign that it is worn down).
<p> It looks like it has some sort of turbo valve in the on/off assembly instead of the stock one, but I read a lot of posts about the turbo valves and it doesn't seem to cause leaks for anybody else.
<p> I checked all the other O-rings in the gun, replaced any that looked suspicious, but still have the leak. Does anybody have any suggestions? Thanks
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