What is in my on/off assembly space?

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  • koleah
    Registered User
    • Jul 2005
    • 797

    #1

    What is in my on/off assembly space?

    Back story:
    Bought a 68Automag on Ebay, got it, put some gas to it earlier tonight, pulled trigger, nothing happened. Pulled it apart, pulled out "on/off assembly" to find out it looks like no other on/off assembly I've seen (I have another 68Mag and a Minimag).

    Picture:

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    On the right is the normal on/off assembly from my other 68Mag, and on the left is what I pulled out from the space where the on/off assembly goes (part insertion order is top down/ what I pulled out first is at the bottom) (and yes, in both of them, there is another little white and slightly larger yellow O-ring, which is why I left them out of the picture)

    Question:
    Anybody know what this is and what its actually for? Is it another style of on/off that I'm missing a part to or something? Also, where's probably the cheapest place to get another on/off assembly for a 68Mag?


    Thanks



    Kolea
  • koleah
    Registered User
    • Jul 2005
    • 797

    #2
    Reactor valve apparently.... another question

    I think I'm missing the second metal part. Does anybody have a reactor valve that they could make some measurements on the other metal part? I have a machinist friend who could probably make me the other metal part since it looks (from pictures) like its just a thick washer.

    Kolea

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    • stoupa
      just some woodsballer
      • Apr 2004
      • 221

      #3
      Maybe you should just buy a new AGD on/off assembly, saves a lot of trouble and is not that expensive.
      my feedback:
      http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=152549

      my mag. Not ULE at all
      CF31658

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      • KayleAGD
        Master tech.
        • Nov 2000
        • 582

        #4
        There is parts missing from the reactor valve. I have some that have been removed from nonworking guns and replaced with the stock assembly to the customers satisfaction. Do yourself a favor and use the stock , but if you want to use it I can get you the dimensions.

        Kayle
        "It's my buddies gun"
        "I just bought it"
        "It came that way"
        "I borrowed it "
        I HAVE HEARD THEM ALL, SO BE ORIGINAL !!!

        My gun says I'm holding it back from doing great things ...

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