I was sitting in my room dry firing, and then I noticed a *gasp* barrel leak. So anyways, I proceeded to oil it, and see what happened. Same thing. So I check to see if there are any screwed up orings, and they all look fine. I'd check my agd tech video, but it's at my grandparents...Any ideas on what to do? ( on a 68 mag level 7 ) - - -If it helps, I am running a tank with not much hpa left in it...If that sometimes is a problem
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Last edited by Maggot6; 01-30-2005, 05:29 PM. -
Check the tip of the sear. A worn sear tip would allow the bolt to sit farther forward, preventing the bolt stem from sealing against the powertube o-ring. If the sear is worn, but not too bad, a shorter spacer can compensate for the change in position.Except for the Automag in front, its usually the man behind the equipment that counts. -
Just because the O-rings "look" ok doesn't mean they are. The last time I changed my power tube o-ring, it looked perfect, but it leaked like a sieve. Anyway, replace the power tube o-ring, and as athomas said, check your sear also for wear. Oil it up and give it a try.Comment
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I figured out I am somewhat retarted...In the on/off (I beleive that is what it is ) Assembly I re arranged some thign the way they shouldn't have been...I think I should have followed the little picture beside it...
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