I bought the seneca double shot. And i am having problems with the fitting sealing correctly on the fitting. I get to 2500 psi and it starts leaking and won't go all the way to 200 bar is there a fill line that works the best for the double shot or is there better o-rings that i can order. Im new to this and it's getting frustrating. Any help appreciated
Seneca double shot
- Thread starter Brenson79
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Yes the fittings are tight im using an compressor. I think it's the o rings but eveything is brand new maybe i will try to replace the o rings
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The female foster fitting goes to the male fitting on the rifle. When attaching, the female coupler will rise up to fit on the male fitting. There should be an audible CLICK when it snaps in place.
There should be no leakage if that happens.
There should be no leakage if that happens.
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What does everyone recommend for a portable compressor. The two i have are brand new and the one took a crap after three fills. The leak problem, i have replaced the o rings made sure everything's tight and to me it's the fitting to the gun. I have two fill lines both leak. Not sure if im impressed with the double shot because of this. Don't know if there is a better fill line for the seneca double shot but getting frustrating.
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I suggest looking into this model. There area lot of reviews on YouTube on this compressor.
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Edited for clarity.
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All right ive had it with this gun. I bought a new fill line. It passed pressure test at 200 bar. Hook it to the gun and only gets to 70 bar on the compressor. The only way i can get the compressor to 100 bar is to push down with all my weight. And now it drained what air i had in the gun. And now you hook it to the gun and 0. I am so fed up with this as much as i spent on all this and have shot it three times. Contacted manufacture of the double shot if i get no answers there guess i have a bunch of expensive paper waits.
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Tolerance specs on male and female foster fittings must be in tenths of an inch rather than thousandths, because I have to use three different female foster QR fittings to either fit over, or fit tight enough, to fill about twice as many male foster fittings. I also have to occasionally replace the o-rings in the female fittings.
From your description(s) it sounds like there's nothing wrong with your shotgun, other than the fill nipple. Try another one.
From your description(s) it sounds like there's nothing wrong with your shotgun, other than the fill nipple. Try another one.
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I agree with AirNGasman, the tolerances differences on the QD fittings from different manufacturers must be atrocious. After a month of frustration and waiting for shipments I finally got my rifle running by getting the foster fittings from the same manufacturer. It would make things a lot easier if the threads for pump fittings and charging fittings were standardized.
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Well I have emailed air venturi twice no response. I called tonight left a message. In the meantime I bought another hundred dollars worth of fittings and nothing works. Beginning to regret even buying the gun. Thanks for your help I guess I will see if they can help me or sell the whole works for best offer .
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