reg seat good vs. bad

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  • TheTramp
    Registered User
    • Jan 2001
    • 4019

    #31
    Are you talking about an Retro/E-=Mag/X or a classic valve with both halfs stainless steel? One uses a thick flat on two sides seat and the other an o-ring (thick seat = classic).

    Either way, the piston should be able to slide fairly freely. It's the wide part at the top that does the sealing so rod itself doesn't have to be a tight fit.
    "Relax. Don't worry. Have a Home Brew."
    -Charlie Papazian

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    • Orion33
      Registered User
      • May 2004
      • 79

      #32
      also if you have reg problems..it can be a good idea to get the piston spring changed...

      ive found they compress and change shape easily..

      i bought a very old mag..and i coudljnt figure out why it wasnt shooting right..i changed every oring in the gun..then was told to order a new spring and it worked like a charm

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      • rikkter
        • Jun 2002
        • 1804

        #33
        holy..
        that bored to go through a years worth of pages?
        viking #619

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        • Snyiper
          Registered User
          • Oct 2001
          • 25

          #34
          Originally posted by rikkter
          holy..
          that bored to go through a years worth of pages?
          True but some very good info...should be a sticky!!!!!!!!

          Glenn
          Snyiper
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