O'Ring Kits

[MacGyver]

Looking for suggestions on good/generic O'ring kits.

I normally use 90 durometer O'rings, but up until now I have just been buying packages of different sizes as I need them. The problem I find with many of the 90 durometer kits is that they contain automotive sizes that are far larger than anything we need.

Any input would be appreciated.

 

[rc4fun]

The best way would be to research your guns and equipment and make a list of required sizes and place an order to the O ring store or O rings and more. You'll end up with lots of spares but they will be sizes you can use.

 

[Gerry52]

It's the specific SIZE that's important, not just the Duro rating! Surprised that even needs to be explained.

 

[MacGyver]

It's the specific SIZE that's important, not just the Duro rating! Surprised that even needs to be explained.

That's what she said, and what makes you think that would need to be explained? Hence my comment,

"The problem I find with many of the 90 durometer kits is that they contain automotive sizes that are far larger than anything we need."

Kits with high quality products like 90D aren't cheap, so why would we want to buy a kit that is over 50% comprised of sizes large enough to go around a beer can?

 

[Oddhawk]

I got this from walmart.com for 20$ and have use a few in air rifles.

 

[MacGyver]

I got this from walmart.com for 20$ and have use a few in air rifles.

Looks like a good assortment. Thank you for the recommendation.

 

[MacGyver]

The best way would be to research your guns and equipment and make a list of required sizes and place an order to the O ring store or O rings and more. You'll end up with lots of spares but they will be sizes you can use.

Sorry, I missed this reply. Didn't mean to ignore it.

That's actually what we have been doing for years. The challenge has been that the program here has grown and we have a lot of personally owned pneumatics that come in from week to week. That's why we wanted to keep a better assortment on hand.

 

[rangur1]

The best way would be to research your guns and equipment and make a list of required sizes and place an order to the O ring store or O rings and more. You'll end up with lots of spares but they will be sizes you can use.

This is the way to go. Definitely

 

[caliusoptimus]

There are so many possible oring sizes that no assortment is going to be comprehensive. I gave up and just order specific sizes from mcmaster. Even after ordering hundreds of different sizes over the years I still never seem to have the one I need.

 

[bchannell]

I just wish manufacturers would all publish oring sizes. It just seems egregious to hide such info. A lot of manufacturers do publish and I respect them and lean more toward their airguns when buying.

 

[ToddGeddes63]

I was able to get an o ring kit for my Cayden from Airgun revisions. The kit had all the o rings that go with the rifle and were reasonably priced. Give them a look.

 

[MacGyver]

Will take a look at them. Thank you.

 

[357cal]

It might be a bit more in price but,, Thats where Terry Fox has it over most, you can buy the exact O-rings for your AEA pcp all in one kit. I wish all manufactures would follow this.