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Theyre important |
February 3, 2008 |
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michael
from CA United States
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Without one of these orings, you wouldnt be able to air up your gun, so its a good idea to get a few of these each time. Keep a whole bunch in your gearbag. These urethane orings are of better quality than the buna ones and they tend to last longer than them too. They feel better. I have only had to replace one of these orings when on my tank. I recommend slightly lubing each one with oil so as to keep them from being too dry.
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Gotta Getta Few |
January 19, 2008 |
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Derek Bowman
from Cambridge, ON Canada
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If you don't have a few of these laying around your waiting for a day without paintball to happen. The black rubber O-rings that have been in use since our grandparents were kids are pretty good but they require regular lubing or you will suffer the oxidation and degradation that so quickly happens with them. Urethane hold up better than rubber to cold while remaining pliable which means fewer stress fractures.
They're good, forget the jargon and buy some. The day you need one you won't regret spending a $1 to have a few around...
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Best O-rings |
January 16, 2008 |
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Shawn
from Dayton, OH United States
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These are the best orings on the market for your tank. Don't waste your money buying those black rubber orings that don't last. Buy some of these, put a little lube on the oring before screwing in your tank. To prevent oring blowout, use an on/off or unscrew your tank slowly and allow the gas to vent or fire your marker after you have unscrewed the tank partway.
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yay |
January 16, 2008 |
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darren boe
from santa barbara, CA United States
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Good little o-rings and they will work great for most needs but honestly overpriced. Go on down to ACE or OSH or Home Depot or whatever your favorite mega hardware store might be and buy these bad buys at a penny or so each. But if you are already ordering from here then just throw in a pack here and save yourself the trip.
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O- ring review |
January 13, 2008 |
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David Hatem
from Bel Air, MD United States
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Well, these are essential to any CO2 user. It is good to have back ups because they crack often. Just make sure to lube them often. They are an essential part of your gear bag. Its worth getting a lot of these if you play paintball often. Just make sure to lube them so they do not break when you take your tank off of your gun.
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