im quite positive my leak down the barrel is not the carrier as i have tried every single different carrier with and without shims, even with one that is getting bolt stick i still have a small leak down the barrel, what other possibilities could the leak be?
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the orings have never been used and still leakComment
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Is your powertube loose or cracked?Comment
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actually sometimes when i loosen the tip the whole power tube unscrews...should it be tighter?Comment
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The powertube shouldn't move at all.Originally posted by Cleric
If it does move but is not cracked, remove it, clean it, apply some loctite and fasten it back in.Except for the Automag in front, its usually the man behind the equipment that counts.Comment
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will do, thanksComment
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Call me confused...
I oiled the ULE Trigger Kit and changed the carrier to one whole size smaller, the carrier that was a line and dot still leaked down the barrel. If it leaks with the carrier that has no markings, what am I to do then?? I am on my second new o-ring because the last two I used leaked down the barrel when using the smallest carrier.I went like this :shooting:
He went like this :tard: then like this :wow: then like this :cry:
Now he shoots a Mag too...
-JRComment
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perhaps you have the same problem as me, can you unscrew your whole power tube assembly easily?Comment
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Part 6 is the "power tube TIP oring". it is a typo. Also the level 10 power tbe oring is different from the other power tube orings: http://store.airgun.com/index.cfm?fu...&categoryID=38Originally posted by JRingoldAs I look at the parts list and installation instructions shown here (http://www.automags.org/resource/level10/index.shtml)...
Parts List:
1. Backing washer
2. Power tube o-ring
3. Carrier O-ring
4. Carrier
5. Shims
6. Power tube O-ring
7. Power tube tip
8. Superbolt
9. Main spring
Are parts #2 and #6 the same? The o-ring that goes in the carrier is the same as the one that goes around the power tube tip? Is this right? It doesn't seem that the o-rings I have inside the carriers are large enough to fit over the power tube tip...
I seem to be going through a number of these o-rings lately (used as #2) and would like to order more, but I want to be sure I get the right product.Comment
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the red o-ring inside where the power tube assembly screws in was a bit cut up and stretched too big...would that be the cause of my leak?Comment
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