Stock breech on the Talon
Hi Guys, just got my stock breech from Ninja (kindly donated free of charge!)
Just been looking over it and i’ve noticed that the 2nd o-ring also sits deeper than the 1st ??!! Nowhere near as bad as mine, but it leads me to wonder if this is pretty much the same for all stock breeches?
I can see this new one going the same way as the 1st breech,compressing that o-ring out till it also sits too deep in its seat.
Could it be that the first basic mod to be had is a new breech?
Let me know your thoughts on this guys 😀
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Just been looking over it and i’ve noticed that the 2nd o-ring also sits deeper than the 1st ??!! Nowhere near as bad as mine, but it leads me to wonder if this is pretty much the same for all stock breeches?
I can see this new one going the same way as the 1st breech,compressing that o-ring out till it also sits too deep in its seat.
Could it be that the first basic mod to be had is a new breech?
Let me know your thoughts on this guys 😀
As it was a quick-fix to save our shooting weekend and a custom breech is on the cards anyway I guess it’s not much of an issue. I’m going to knock one up for myself and it’ll have more substantial o-rings in it. If you’re very very very nice to me I might let you have one too. 😛
Those breech orings fit lightly on the barrel. As long as you are not getting any blow by you will be fine.
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It seems to me you want wossy o-rings for sure on the barrel side, maybe not as much on the top hat end. You don’t want friction in there that can rob random parts of the hammer energy. When the pressure comes up, a properly fitted ring should seal as needed. I don’t think “more substantial o-rings in it” is the call.
Doug Owen