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do you want a full set as i have them in stock apart from valve stem £4.50 plus post@ped any hints please?
Thanks for supportive reply. In #1 it's the four body seals in dire condition. Managed to replicate the others from the stash.do you want a full set as i have them in stock apart from valve stem £4.50 plus post
three (inc co2 cart seal mk1 piercer only) of the rings i find are best in pu90 but the others can be nbr 70
if it is the later piercer then the co2 seal is obsolete but a 1077 seal will fit in it's place
Aaaah right ok!!!! I did see some guy in polland selling the flat seals, 45 pounds each, said he bought up the crosman stock, when daisy bought them out... where's the best place to get the 1077 seals, ive been looking for king rat seals everywhere,, but no feed back, if they fit.Two types of co2 seal were fitted to the as range
The early type was just an o ring (short piercer housing) and a flat seal (long housing)
I'm currently looking at getting the obsolete flat seals made but the std work around is to fit a 1077 co2 seal
Aaaah right ok!!!! I did see some guy in polland selling the flat seals, 45 pounds each, said he bought up the crosman stock, when daisy bought them out... where's the best place to get the 1077 seals, ive been looking for king rat seals everywhere,, but no feed back, if they fitTwo types of co2 seal were fitted to the as range
The early type was just an o ring (short piercer housing) and a flat seal (long housing)
I'm currently looking at getting the obsolete flat seals made but the std work around is to fit a 1077 co2 seal
Shame they cant make a cnc stamper, to do 10 at a time, lazer cutting today, to make a stamp, should be easy for an engineering company, problem is cost thoughI have a few but I'm nearly out but i have made them but I'll be having my seal supplier take a look to see if they can cnc them