Orracle Macroline Orientation

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  • cmar2525
    Tiger Striper
    • Nov 2023
    • 59
    • Sacramento

    #1

    Orracle Macroline Orientation

    Looking for advice - don’t like how the air fitting feels on my orracle. Would like to seat it like in picture B. Thought maybe an oring or rubber washer (suggested by r/autocockers101) would help keep it in place (above reg in pic A) Anyone have any luck with something like this?

    also - any links to 45° fittings? I know docfire had some on his site but it’s down for Supergame. He also did an awesome job tuning up this marker; highly recommend. Thanks all!
  • latches109
    Always Sciencing
    • Jul 2020
    • 2113

    #2
    fit a 112 oring on the top of the reg

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    • Grendel
      MCB Member
      • Jul 2020
      • 1980
      • Lexington, SC

      #3
      Yes, 45 Slip Fit Pneumatic air fittings exist which would improve your bend and how it enters the fitting. You could also by some Aluminum or Stainless hardline and custom fit a hardline (which is what I would do).

      As latches109 said an o-ring works or a rubber washer as you have already been told. I have a bunch of nylon washer/spacers that I have for other things that I just find the right thickness to get it almost to where I want then have to "force" the final little bit so it does not move.


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      • Psycho91
        MCB Member
        • Jul 2020
        • 1248
        • Lexington, SC

        #4
        An oring at the top of the reg should give you a little wiggle room, you can also place it inside the VASA as well

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        • minimag03
          • Oct 2023
          • 328

          #5
          As Psycho91 mentioned, you could possibly place a 014 or 015 oring on top of your regulator that prevent it from screwing all the way in. If you want more elegant solution, I imagine Ninja Paintball's adjustment clips might wok on your reg They're meant t obe be used on tank regulators but I dont't see why they wouldn't also work on your inline regulator.

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          • Jordan
            I. Am. Canadian. 🇨🇦
            • Jul 2020
            • 3510
            • Southern Ontario, Canada

            #6
            You can always leave it a bit loose - as long as the top oring is against the sealing surface you'll be ok, air pressure will "lock" it in place when aired up.

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