I looking for a list of the o-ring sizes for the RAW airguns. TM1000x,HM1000x ,BM500 and BM500X. I an tired of paying $40 for 12 o-rings. Any help will be appreciated.
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Here are most of them
www.airgunnation.com
The o-rings listed are for Rapids and some RAW's, which can get confusing.
Which specific o-rings do you need?
- Lastly, Martin really gouges folks for his o-rings.
Quantities of (50/100) of many can be had for $5.00 at.
RAW Parts list
I searched the forums and the web and didn't find much help. I'm looking for an exploded parts view for the RAW HM1000x and a parts list, including the o-ring sizes. The o-ring KIT for this gun is $32 for about 10 o-rings. I can buy 50 orings for about a dollar. I did see Dirte had a really...
www.airgunnation.com The o-rings listed are for Rapids and some RAW's, which can get confusing.
Which specific o-rings do you need?
- Lastly, Martin really gouges folks for his o-rings.
Quantities of (50/100) of many can be had for $5.00 at.
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the list on the thread is mostly not for The HM1000,i had to wait 1 month for them to arrive from ebay and then dissasembled the gun to find out the valve body orings are small. on my riffle are the top onesHere are most of them
RAW Parts list
I searched the forums and the web and didn't find much help. I'm looking for an exploded parts view for the RAW HM1000x and a parts list, including the o-ring sizes. The o-ring KIT for this gun is $32 for about 10 o-rings. I can buy 50 orings for about a dollar. I did see Dirte had a really...
The o-rings listed are for Rapids and some RAW's, which can get confusing.
Which specific o-rings do you need?
- Lastly, Martin really gouges folks for his o-rings.
Quantities of (50/100) of many can be had for $5.00 at.
The O-Ring Store LLC, We make getting O-Rings easy!
O-Rings Online or B2B Sales Professionals—208.413.6377 via our new AI phone attendant! Millions of high-quality AS568 and Metric O-Rings, hydraulic seals, and custom Vulcanized O-Rings. ISO9001:2015 certified, we offer fast, reliable service and unmatched expertise. Shop now at The O-Ring Store...www.theoringstore.com
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These are the o rings for both rapids and older RAW models, the only changes on the newer blocks are larger fatter o rings on the reg and valve cap seal
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Buying individual orings or a set from a Gunshop are disproportionately expensive, the more you buy the cheaper they become. I tend to buy 100 of each size for my rapids/ RAWs and it cost me about £25
I would happily post a set but customs and postal services between uk an us can be a nightmare, sometimes taking weeks to arrive.
Why not buy in bulk, start a thread and see who would be interested in o ring service kits, charging a small fee to cover post and packing.
Every time I dismantle my guns and because they are so cheap, I change the o rings as a matter of course……if you keep them in a ziplock bag in the dark, they will last for years
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Yeah, I've bought 100 packs for the Bottle (1) and "V" Quick Fill system (2) o-rings and the single, (1) regulator o-ring which mates with the receiver as they're the ones most often in need of change.
If you don't overly fiddle with the gun, most everything else will last for years before leaking ...............
If you don't overly fiddle with the gun, most everything else will last for years before leaking ...............
Bottle ''O'' rings (pack of 5)
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''V'' Quick fill system
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Quick fill Regulators
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I am going through the same issue with a RAW HM 1000x that is only just over a year old. I shot it quite a bit last summer (and loved it) but it developed numerous leaks while sitting over the winter. Tracking down these o-ring sizes is a PITA and repeated contacts with RAW and AirForce via e-mail have been thus far met with silence.
I started with the above chart, but many of these are for older versions and I ended up buying o-rings that I don't need. I will be taking the gun apart again to take some measurements and order some more from O-Rings and More. Even this hit and miss approach is cheaper than buying them from RAW. I really want to like this gun and am considering the purchase of an MPA chassis for it, but I have gotten frustrated enough with it to purchase a Taipan Veteran II Tactical to use in the meantime. I don't think a comprehensive list of the required o-rings for the newer RAWs exists anywhere at the current time.
For instance, the V-Block Quick Fill was leaking, and the above list indicates a BS017 is used, so I ordered a supply of 50 of these for about $2.00. When they arrived, I realized that these aren't even close. I removed the old rings and measured them and purchased metric 1.5mm x 18mm rings that fit properly and appear to be sealing well. Lesson learned...remove the rings and measure them before ordering!
The primary leak now is coming from the atmospheric vent in the regulator, so I will be taking that out again to measure the main body o-ring, and will order some of those...
I started with the above chart, but many of these are for older versions and I ended up buying o-rings that I don't need. I will be taking the gun apart again to take some measurements and order some more from O-Rings and More. Even this hit and miss approach is cheaper than buying them from RAW. I really want to like this gun and am considering the purchase of an MPA chassis for it, but I have gotten frustrated enough with it to purchase a Taipan Veteran II Tactical to use in the meantime. I don't think a comprehensive list of the required o-rings for the newer RAWs exists anywhere at the current time.
For instance, the V-Block Quick Fill was leaking, and the above list indicates a BS017 is used, so I ordered a supply of 50 of these for about $2.00. When they arrived, I realized that these aren't even close. I removed the old rings and measured them and purchased metric 1.5mm x 18mm rings that fit properly and appear to be sealing well. Lesson learned...remove the rings and measure them before ordering!
The primary leak now is coming from the atmospheric vent in the regulator, so I will be taking that out again to measure the main body o-ring, and will order some of those...
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