Alright, so I was doing this mod to my Swarmfire, and after I had removed the ARs and was epoxying the plunger back together, I ran into some difficulties. on the epoxy I used, it directed me to clamp the bond. Now, I'm not sure if that was for the 5-minute setting period, or the 24-hours-till-full-strength, but when I removed the clamp, the foam turret seal was compressed and deformed from the force of the clamp.
My question is, how can I fix this, and if not, what are some suggestions for replacing the seal? should I even be worried?
thanks.
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IamSparticus
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Posted 25 August 2011 - 12:01 PM
The end of the world is upon us...
I ran out of duct tape yesterday.
I ran out of duct tape yesterday.
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Posted 25 August 2011 - 01:48 PM
Add craft foam, lube, be happy!
...Man, if I lived on Oahu, I would've dropped in on Pineapple by now. On Molokai. Via Kayak. ...Fuck, we're depending on you guys to defend us from 3DBBQ, get your shit together already.
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Posted 25 August 2011 - 08:32 PM
I've removed the craft foam on one of my turrets and replaced it with a 1-1/2 rubber wash, aligned the original hole in the washer over one of the plunger tubes openings, and then dremeled out a second one underneath to complete it. Actually increases the seal to slightly better then stock, and allows for re-loading turrets. Then, simply trim away at the outside of the washer till it's the same dimensions as the stock foam one. Enjoy 
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