Breach O ring instalation
Hi, I took my O rings in my breach out to lube them and now I’m haveing a hard time getting them back in. Any ideas to help get these things in would be great.
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Gentlemen:
What is the best way to sight in the Condor .22 cal, 24″? I sighted in 2″ below target at 15 yard, would I make a kill at 50-75 yard? Scope is set 3″ high from the barrel. Any idea. Please help me out here.
Thanks Guys, the dowel did wonders.
The thing that made it easiest for me was pushing it completely past the oring groove and pushing it back into place from the opposite end.
That is how I did it, I did the front one first because I thought it would be a lot harder than it was.
When I pushed it into place it, guided the bottom in just past the slot, braced it with a broken tooth pick then pushed the top of the o-ring from the back. when it popped in it happened so fast I thought it flew out or something, but looking closer I saw it was in the slot 😀
small dowel is what I’ve found best. Slide the o-ring in kind of sideways until the whole thing is slightly past the groove then use the dowel/pen/pic whatever is small diameter and handy to push it back from the opposite end. As you push it back, guide the edge closest to the oring groove into place then push up slowly on the dowel and the rest will almost guide itself into place.
The thing that made it easiest for me was pushing it completely past the oring groove and pushing it back into place from the opposite end.
I push something through the other end top stop them going too far (the barrel would be my first choice) and then push the o-ring in place using a blunt wooden toothpick.
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I have mine sighted in at 20 yards which makes me no more than 1″ high or low from 15 yards to 70 yards.