Two Questions Folks

[iamjaytheman]

First Q: I have recently changed all the O-rings on my Automag 68 (retro style) and i seem to be having a problem now with the on/off valve, when the gun is all together and i try dry firing with just the Co2 the small O-rings that hold the on/off valve pin in place are slipping out of the bigger O-ring that it fits into, can someone tell me whats going on?? i have used the right O-ring replacement kit

Second Q: did they even make an Electronic trigger for the Automag 68, and if so do they still sell them

Thanks all

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[athomas]

What do you mean "retro style"? Either the valve is an AIR valve or it is a retro valve.

If the valve is an AIR vavle, the two o-rings cannot separate. They are held against the same surface plane as each other. The small o-rings are white teflon.

If the valve is an older retro valve, then it used only a single small oring above the on-off top. The oring was pressed into a recessed hole at the top of the on/off assembly and held in place by the on-off top. The small oring is urethane.

If your valve is a retro valve, then do not use CO2. It could cause massive leaking and o-ring failure.

[Sk8ermog]

yeah if it's a "retro style" or says RT on the side of the valve then you can't use CO2 on it. If it's a silver valve and says air valve or classic on it then you are good to go with the CO2.

As for the electric frame the answer is yes. They made the Emag! Aside from that you have the Centerflag Hyperframe and the BooYahh Frame (don't buy! many problems). The hyperframe can be found on Centerflag's website and works with all styles of automags.