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Does somebody know which glue is used for o-ring (OR079). Is there a easy way to replace old glue and rubber leftovres?

salvatore wrote:Does somebody know which glue is used for o-ring (OR079). Is there a easy way to replace old glue and rubber leftovres?

If you mean o ring part no 39 it just sits in slot in cylinder and you screw it back in, no glue that I know of. Rog

Part no. OR079 is a simple O-ring 6,5 x 2 mm.
A tiny amount of silicone spray/oil/grease on it - that's all it needs.

pelletcaster wrote:Part no. OR079 is a simple O-ring 6,5 x 2 mm.
A tiny amount of silicone spray/oil/grease on it - that's all it needs.

Just to avoid any confusion part no ORO79 is Chambers code, CZ039 is the part no for S200 Airarms

No glue.

Roger5 wrote:

pelletcaster wrote:Part no. OR079 is a simple O-ring 6,5 x 2 mm.
A tiny amount of silicone spray/oil/grease on it - that's all it needs.

Just to avoid any confusion part no ORO79 is Chambers code, CZ039 is the part no for S200 Airarms

Perfectly correct - thanks.

Thanks all! ^_^ There was some kind of super glue, hard one that looked like glass. I am unable to completely remove glue leftovers.

p.s.
I have been thinking of changing the stock on my rifle. What size is a #72 screw "Stock side screw"?

Generally for Air Arms screws take it out and measure it. It will be a whole number of mm in diameter and length from underside of head to end. eg M4 x 20, or M5 x 25 etc. coupled with head type plain socket head or countersunk or cheese head, material High Tensile (black) or stainless. Then look up socket screws on Ebay using that description. Buy in 10's for a couple of quid free post.

TenMetrePeter wrote:Generally for Air Arms screws take it out and measure it.

I would but it is a Hunter Stock (dont have #72 and #76)... I know #72 is M5 but i dont know length.