90 fitting for 12 gram hard line?

[KingxSlinky666]

So my buddy got this beautiful sterling off his grandfather, its missing the fitting on the hardline. It's a much smaller hole than the phantom hardline kits, anyone have one or know where to get one?

[BrickHaus]

Let me start by saying I dont know for sure... It looks like a 10/32, but knowing its a sterling, I assume its metric, so Id say its an m5. The two are almost interchangeable. 10-32 being slightly smaller. I did a quick search and didnt find an m5 banjo, but i think digging would find you one. I would be using brake line as a key word/s?

[Chuck E Ducky]

You can get parts shipped from Australia Sterling won’t ship direct. Shipping is costly but you can get just about anything you need. Exchange rate kind of makes up for the added shipping cost and it’s surprisingly quick. Several of us have ordered from this link myself included.

https://paintballshop.com/stp/

[shooter311]

Also, if your friend is missing the feed tube and feedneck I know paintballshop at least has the feedtubes for a reasonable price as well.

To be honest this is my biggest worry with using my Sterling, if I lose a part or something I know I am in trouble. My velocity adjuster fell out of my gear bag somewhere, and it has been hell trying to find a new one!

[KingxSlinky666]

Yall the best, I'm loving the feel of this thing and I'm not sure it's not going to end up mine haha

[jokers]

Someone who know more about both of these would be better but that looks like a ion 90 might fit.

[KingxSlinky666]

Tried that almost immediately. Doesn't quite fit

[jokers]

My bad, Thank you for the information.

[Hellion360]

I am 90% sure I have one in a bin.
However, I found them quite finicky and have the extra because I tapped mine for 1/8 NPT and put a braided line on it.

No longer have the gun to show you, but it worked great.

If you want me to look around for the fitting for you, just send me a message to remind me.

[nerdcore]

3 yrs late to this party, but I had a similar dilemma. It's indeed metric - M4.

Sidenote, the factory hardline has 1/8" OD, which probably isn't news but I couldn't find anything definitive until I found a set of digital calipers at work.