O ring help
I feel a my be missing the O ring seal. Problem I a took my Talon apart to look for where it may go. I can’t find where is should go. Could someone give me some insight on this. How big is this O ring? Thanks for all help. Kip
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The black plasic breech..where the little cocking handle is attached.
Remove breech cocking handle..take off foam, handle un-screws.
Remove the little power wheel indicator screw..it un-screws, be careful its plastic and easy to break.
Remove barrel hex screws, X4 real old had only 2.
Slide everything out..barrel, power wheel, spring, hammer weight and Breech.
Inside breech, 3/8 of an inch inside each end…Oring #11 5/16id 7/16od.
When putting back together, the breech sometimes gets hung up a little on the trigger mechanism. It helps to stick your finger down there and push the trigger part down, as you are sliding breech back into place.
Sounds hard, but its a 10 minute job.
Sorry for not being certain . I got some of those from Tony @ TT but I don’t see how to install them. I took the rifle apart removed everything I see no signs of O rings? Not to be a bother,but how in the hell do they fit? Thanks
There are 2 orings inside the breech and 1 on the Valve stem.
Any of these could be the cause of the little puff of air.
Breech orings can be had here…
http://talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=18725
Valve stem a special order part from AirForce
Thought that when I fire a shot I can feel small air blast. I also thought I read somewhere on this forum that their is a rubber o ring to seal this in. Maybe I’m wrong. Just looking for some info. Thanks
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More info…
You take the barrel apart, the trigger, the valve behind the tophat..ect.
Why do you feel you have a missing oring?
Where do you think there is a missing oring?
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once you learn how to get the breech out,in the future a o-ring pick will come in handy. you can get them on amazon for cheap.especially for the 90 duros they can be a little tougher to get in and out.