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In Reply to: They Do posted by Poldo on January 25, 2003 at 12:43:55:

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Vampyr
on January 25, 2003 at 20:06:01

Depends on definition? The cupseal is replaceable and do eventually die. The Autococker uses the same seal as a VM. To repklace the valve seat, you have to replace the entire valve body. The valve seat itself is much harder than the cup seal.

: its not something that occurs often in a cocker...but from my experience owning a 96 minicocker...it can happen. i had the same impression as you...these things never go out...what possible could be that leak? well i took a wild shot into the blue...after checking all orings and lubing everything up...and changed the seal. and like magic...i had a brand new cocker. now i hear that leaving a cocker sit up for some time...as with any gun...makes the seal go bad. most of the time a lil oil will fix...but quite often you just have to change the blasted thing. but i stress...few and far between. i now carry and extra.
: adam

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: Depends on definition? The cupseal is replaceable and do eventually die. The Autococker uses the same seal as a VM. To repklace the valve seat, you have to replace the entire valve body. The valve seat itself is much harder than the cup seal. : : : its not something that occurs often in a cocker...but from my experience owning a 96 minicocker...it can happen. i had the same impression as you...these things never go out...what possible could be that leak? well i took a wild shot into the blue...after checking all orings and lubing everything up...and changed the seal. and like magic...i had a brand new cocker. now i hear that leaving a cocker sit up for some time...as with any gun...makes the seal go bad. most of the time a lil oil will fix...but quite often you just have to change the blasted thing. but i stress...few and far between. i now carry and extra. : : adam

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