[nikachu]

basically bought one off ebay, but its leaking air, and have to replace the o-rings , but cant find kits anywhere at all! does anyone have any idea where i might be able to find some?

[2nwyka]

Often times, they won't make marker-specific kits for something like the MG-7, but if you know the diameters and sizes of the o-rings, you should be able to order them from O-ring monkey or Paintball Gateway. Again, just take a ruler (or a micrometer if you have one or access to one) and measure all the o-ring thicknesses and diameters. This will allow you to order a custom kit and have enough o-rings to last you a good long while. O-rings are cheap, sometimes just pennies apiece.
Noah

[nikachu]

thanks for the help

[YeloSno]

you can also just look up the WGP MG7 manual and it will tell you the Oring sizes.

Then go somewhere like Oringwarehouse, McMasterCarr (I think it is) and just buy all those Orings, but in Viton.

Viton is denser and tougher. It lasts longer and creates a better seal with less of its surface area coming in contact.

Doesn't help a TON, but it does nonetheless. In many cases, it's pretty noticeable.

[nikachu]

problem with that is, the manual doesnt tell the oring sizes at all

[p8ntballr68059]

[2nwyka]

Originally Posted by YeloSno

you can also just look up the WGP MG7 manual and it will tell you the Oring sizes.

Then go somewhere like Oringwarehouse, McMasterCarr (I think it is) and just buy all those Orings, but in Viton.

Viton is denser and tougher. It lasts longer and creates a better seal with less of its surface area coming in contact.

Doesn't help a TON, but it does nonetheless. In many cases, it's pretty noticeable.

Aw, but looking in the manual is no fun!
Yeah, I didn't really think about the manual telling me that...it gives you numbers, like the AutoCocker manual, but I'm not sure if most sites will do that for you...
Noah

[FalconPunchKid]

Originally Posted by p8ntballr68059

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