Reply With QuoteHi,i have done this with 3 vulcans and it does make an improvement,one of them with a bit of a polish,sized seal and a standard spring was rather hot and needed 3 coils removing,i used the seals from a webley stingray,hope that helps,cheers Mark.
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Hi I have heard of replacing the original seal in an Omega with a parachute type seal. Is this worth doing and if so does anyone know which seal to use?
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Hi,i have done this with 3 vulcans and it does make an improvement,one of them with a bit of a polish,sized seal and a standard spring was rather hot and needed 3 coils removing,i used the seals from a webley stingray,hope that helps,cheers Mark.
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Well I had some issues with the white parachute seals on my omega and found that John Knibbs do a red seal which in my humble opinion is a much better fit than the current seals that webley are offering.
atb Graham
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webley brown poly seals work fine, and if you want the best see steve pope for one of his powerlock green ones!
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or just leave it alone and shoot it!
sorry Steve, couldnt resist!
PAUL
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Hi Paul might be some mileage in that as it shoots smooth but you know me
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Chambers, webley vulcan purple parachute style. Fits a treat and no blow by. Watch that power though.
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