Sniper III braided air hose

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  • F1FX
    MCB Member
    • Sep 2023
    • 261
    #1

    Sniper III braided air hose

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    • Manufacturer
      WGP
    • Model
      Sniper 3
    Looking to put my sniper III back together but I’m missing the air hose. Anyone have one or know where one can be found?

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    • Painthappy
      Administrator
      • Jul 2020
      • 2634
      • New Boston, NH
      #2
      Hmm.. braided airlines are easy enough to get, but I don't know what fitting that is for the gas through part. I can try and dig mine out (it is quite buried though) and see if there is a part number on it. I won't hold my breath. Hopefully someone knows. Just checked a few things I had an no parts lists jumped out either. Now I'm just curious.
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        • iamthelazerviking
          Make Paintballs 690 Again
          • Jul 2020
          • 2801
          • Staunton, VA
          #3
          I think I remember reading somewhere the fitting is a weird size. I could be wrong.
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            • F1FX
              MCB Member
              • Sep 2023
              • 261
              #4
              The fitting is fixed to the hose on end and the other is a standard 1/8. The fitting reminds me of an automotive hydraulic brake line hose.

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                • Grendel
                  MCB Member
                  • Jul 2020
                  • 1980
                  • Lexington, SC
                  #5
                  Originally posted by F1FX
                  The fitting is fixed to the hose on end and the other is a standard 1/8. The fitting reminds me of an automotive hydraulic brake line hose.
                  That is your answer just take your marker with picture to a local hydraulic shop and they'll figure it out and make you up a fitted line. I am pretty sure that is a basic hydraulic banjo bolt fitting. Bud used off the shelf parts back then nothing proprietary. I have a Parker Hydraulic store near me that has been more then willing to help me out in the past with these types of things.


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                    • F1FX
                      #5.1
                      F1FX commented
                      02-17-2024, 11:39 AM
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                      If I cant find one, I will look down this route.
                      Thanks
                    • Painthappy
                      Administrator
                      • Jul 2020
                      • 2634
                      • New Boston, NH
                      #6
                      Originally posted by F1FX
                      The fitting is fixed to the hose on end and the other is a standard 1/8. The fitting reminds me of an automotive hydraulic brake line hose.
                      Yeah, it's fixed in the stock form, but I figure it doesn't need to be crimped to it. 1/8 to 1/8 and then to this "fitting" is probably going to be your best bet in finding. I'm still poking around. I literally cant find a manual for this gun anywhere in my hoarde
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                        • Painthappy
                          Administrator
                          • Jul 2020
                          • 2634
                          • New Boston, NH
                          #7
                          Getting warmer:

                          https://www.mcmaster.com/products/pn...inum-tubing-7/
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                            • BOOSH
                              #7.1
                              BOOSH commented
                              02-16-2024, 01:25 PM
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                              Try "The Hose Man" that's where they used to get their hoses from in CA.
                              • F1FX
                                #7.2
                                F1FX commented
                                02-17-2024, 11:41 AM
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                                Thanks for looking for some possible solution!
                                • F1FX
                                  #7.3
                                  F1FX commented
                                  02-17-2024, 11:44 AM
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                                  Thanks for the info on the hose man, they are not too far from me so I might have to stop by and see if they can help.
                                • thelar
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                                  • Jul 2020
                                  • 157
                                  • Illinois
                                  #8
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                                    • F1FX
                                      #8.1
                                      F1FX commented
                                      02-17-2024, 11:50 AM
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                                      Interesting. Still looking for stock hose setup but may consider for another build.
                                      Thanks
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