GUERILLA SNORRE/GANSTER MAGAZINE SEAL KIT
(The second row of O-rings in picture #3 does not come included - shown for comparison. The product on offer here is as per the face / first picture on this listing only)
Tweezers not included - for illustration purposes as per the description below.
Have a look at the second picture - that would be the 'exploded parts diagram' and indicate the order in which the valve assembly should be installed.
The fork tool is basically just a modified 16mm chisel. Feel freee to buy a second hand one and cut it to shape w/ an angle grinder.
This is the seal kit only for the GUERILLA range of gas guns, made to handle a SWP of 850 PSI (which 12g CO2 capsules put out at when freshly pierced)
The white / PTFE seal is for the rear - fits behind the thread cap at the back of the magazine valve sleeve. Just make sure the raised notches face toward the front of the magazine, not the rear. The slots interact w/ the holes on valve pin at the back, so when installing this seal, just make sure that the slots fit over the holes of the valve pin so that, when the valve pin at the back is struck by the internal hammer, the holes on the pin will be exposed, take in gas, then be reseated by the spring tension.
The beefy looking small nitrile O-ring replaces the yellow O-ring which sits underneath a washer and can appear camouflaged inside the valve sleeve this way. We strongly urge you to use a set of hooked tweezers to carefully remove - and reseat - O rings. Sometimes, O-rings can squash up against a sleeve and will need to be removed using a little force. Squashed o-rings should be chucked, however, if left overnight in a silicone oil, they do sometimes rejuvenate and retake a semblance of their original form.
The larger and slimmer O-ring replaces the orange one - this one sits on its own dedicated step.
Please remember carefully how you disassemble the magazine's valve, so that you can reassemble it exactly as such.
Technical Specifications;
|
QTY |
Material composition |
OD |
ø |
|
1x |
Buno / NBR |
10mm |
1,5mm |
|
1x |
Buno / NBR |
13mm |
1mm |
|
1x |
PTFE |
13mm |
2,5mm wide, crenelled |
(The second row of O-rings in picture #3 does not come included - shown for comparison. The product on offer here is as per the face / first picture on this listing only)
Tweezers not included - for illustration purposes as per the description below.
Have a look at the second picture - that would be the 'exploded parts diagram' and indicate the order in which the valve assembly should be installed.
The fork tool is basically just a modified 16mm chisel. Feel freee to buy a second hand one and cut it to shape w/ an angle grinder.
This is the seal kit only for the GUERILLA range of gas guns, made to handle a SWP of 850 PSI (which 12g CO2 capsules put out at when freshly pierced)
The white / PTFE seal is for the rear - fits behind the thread cap at the back of the magazine valve sleeve. Just make sure the raised notches face toward the front of the magazine, not the rear. The slots interact w/ the holes on valve pin at the back, so when installing this seal, just make sure that the slots fit over the holes of the valve pin so that, when the valve pin at the back is struck by the internal hammer, the holes on the pin will be exposed, take in gas, then be reseated by the spring tension.
The beefy looking small nitrile O-ring replaces the yellow O-ring which sits underneath a washer and can appear camouflaged inside the valve sleeve this way. We strongly urge you to use a set of hooked tweezers to carefully remove - and reseat - O rings. Sometimes, O-rings can squash up against a sleeve and will need to be removed using a little force. Squashed o-rings should be chucked, however, if left overnight in a silicone oil, they do sometimes rejuvenate and retake a semblance of their original form.
The larger and slimmer O-ring replaces the orange one - this one sits on its own dedicated step.
Please remember carefully how you disassemble the magazine's valve, so that you can reassemble it exactly as such.
Technical Specifications;
|
QTY |
Material composition |
OD |
ø |
|
1x |
Buno / NBR |
10mm |
1,5mm |
|
1x |
Buno / NBR |
13mm |
1mm |
|
1x |
PTFE |
13mm |
2,5mm wide, crenelled |
Description
(The second row of O-rings in picture #3 does not come included - shown for comparison. The product on offer here is as per the face / first picture on this listing only)
Tweezers not included - for illustration purposes as per the description below.
Have a look at the second picture - that would be the 'exploded parts diagram' and indicate the order in which the valve assembly should be installed.
The fork tool is basically just a modified 16mm chisel. Feel freee to buy a second hand one and cut it to shape w/ an angle grinder.
This is the seal kit only for the GUERILLA range of gas guns, made to handle a SWP of 850 PSI (which 12g CO2 capsules put out at when freshly pierced)
The white / PTFE seal is for the rear - fits behind the thread cap at the back of the magazine valve sleeve. Just make sure the raised notches face toward the front of the magazine, not the rear. The slots interact w/ the holes on valve pin at the back, so when installing this seal, just make sure that the slots fit over the holes of the valve pin so that, when the valve pin at the back is struck by the internal hammer, the holes on the pin will be exposed, take in gas, then be reseated by the spring tension.
The beefy looking small nitrile O-ring replaces the yellow O-ring which sits underneath a washer and can appear camouflaged inside the valve sleeve this way. We strongly urge you to use a set of hooked tweezers to carefully remove - and reseat - O rings. Sometimes, O-rings can squash up against a sleeve and will need to be removed using a little force. Squashed o-rings should be chucked, however, if left overnight in a silicone oil, they do sometimes rejuvenate and retake a semblance of their original form.
The larger and slimmer O-ring replaces the orange one - this one sits on its own dedicated step.
Please remember carefully how you disassemble the magazine's valve, so that you can reassemble it exactly as such.
Technical Specifications;
|
QTY |
Material composition |
OD |
ø |
|
1x |
Buno / NBR |
10mm |
1,5mm |
|
1x |
Buno / NBR |
13mm |
1mm |
|
1x |
PTFE |
13mm |
2,5mm wide, crenelled |
