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    Desert eagle co2 leaking ?

    Couple of days ago purchased a umarex desert eagle .177 of the forum put a co2 bulb in had about 15 shots to see it worked ok , came back to it today and no co2 , not sure if I did something wrong or as not had a co2 pistol before any ideas ?

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    Might be the seal that butts up against the CO2 cap. Try a bit of pellgun oil on the next CO2 cap- the seal might be a bit dry. It certainly shouldn't lose gas like that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by short-carabine View Post
    Might be the seal that butts up against the CO2 cap. Try a bit of pellgun oil on the next CO2 cap- the seal might be a bit dry. It certainly shouldn't lose gas like that.
    Thanks for that will give it a go

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    Quote Originally Posted by curt View Post
    Thanks for that will give it a go
    Certainly worth a try and works in many cases. If it hasn't been used in a while or hasn't been fed any pellgun oil, seems like the most likely fix. Hope it works.

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    As a rule, try not to leave CO2 caplets in a gun when the caplet is pressed directly against a seal, as it will wear the seal prematurely.
    Guns where the caplet is not directly contacting a seal, like the QB78, are OK to leave the caplet in as long as you like.
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