I have an RWS C225 that I’ve owned since the 90’s. When I insert a new CO2 cartridge it immediately loses all the gas. Is there anywhere that repairs these older guns?
RWS Need a source for “vintage” parts and service
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Try Henry Ford at crosman600repair.com. He sells parts for vintage air guns and he also repairs air guns if you can't do the work yourself.
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That would be my first guess. I had left a CO2 cartridge in it for a while. I’d think that wouldn’t be a smart thing to do.
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No its really a good thing to do you supposed to keep air preasure on the o-rings but if an o-ring is bad it will lead you can grab 300 pcs kit on amazon for 15 bucks if you wanna try and fix
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Really? That kit would have that tiny o ring possibly? Awesome! I’ll check it out. Thanks for the help!
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Orings and More | Metric Orings and Hydraulic Seals
Stocking distributor of metric o-rings and seals in various materials and sizes. Metric Orings in Buna 70 & 90, Silicone, Viton and EPDM material.
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https://www.google.com/search?q=rws...gIFECEYnwWYAwaSBwQxOC4zoAeCdg&sclient=gws-wiz
first off it does not take an Oring it takes a seal it is easy to find the parts by looking up a parts diagram get the part number and see if it crosses over to other guns this standard procedure the cp88 takes the same seal
the seal number is 416.60.10.1 i am sorry to say this is not rocket science
first off it does not take an Oring it takes a seal it is easy to find the parts by looking up a parts diagram get the part number and see if it crosses over to other guns this standard procedure the cp88 takes the same seal
the seal number is 416.60.10.1 i am sorry to say this is not rocket science
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Looked it up in the owners manual and you’re correct in the part number. Where can one be ordered?
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