I was outside dryfiring my emag on mech mode trying to get a feel for the reactive trigger earlier today and I keep noticing my barrel starts to come loose on my ULE body after shooting for awhile. This happens with both my CP 1 piece and my old Ultralite. The threads on the body are in perfect condition as well as the threads on the barrels. No matter how tight I screw them on there they still unscrew after awhile. I can't seem to find out why this is happening, anyone have anything similar happen?
Barrel on ULE body keeps unscrewing...
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wrap your threads in plumbers tape that'd work but i found out this only happens to me when
iam dry firing as soon as i stick paint in it dosent happen anymore.My Gun:
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I use o-rings from my old Spyder barrels. None of my Cocker barrels have them and I had the same problem.
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It happens to alot of guns, but its only a problem when dry firing (which is not really a problem at all). You shouldnt have to worry about it in the middle of a game.Pewter CnC X-Mag #VV04783
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Automag Barrel o-rings will work if you have a parts kit or any spare ones, although they are a TIGHT fit on many barrels.Automag RT-Pro
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ya the Automags twistlock barrel orings work perfectOriginally posted by 11_Mile_TMasterAutomag Barrel o-rings will work if you have a parts kit or any spare ones, although they are a TIGHT fit on many barrels.Euro E-mag | TL63 | XMOD| EM01610
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again, all you need is an o-ring over the barrel, past the barrel threads. Doesn't matter in size or diameter, all you have to do is just be able to get it around the barrel and past those threads and you will be fine.Comment

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