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Omer Carbon alluiminum
Hey guys,
That omer alluminium is one sweet looking gun.
I once used a friend's, and I loved the mechanism and the accuracy!!
Since you guys have these guns, I would like to ask you if you have had any problems with the alluminum parts corroding on the gun.
My freind had one and his cracked at the alluminum in front of the handle.
I also heard that after a while it is impossible to unscrew the bands from the muzzle.
Thanks,
Brandon
Hey guys,
That omer alluminium is one sweet looking gun.
I once used a friend's, and I loved the mechanism and the accuracy!!
Since you guys have these guns, I would like to ask you if you have had any problems with the alluminum parts corroding on the gun.
My freind had one and his cracked at the alluminum in front of the handle.
I also heard that after a while it is impossible to unscrew the bands from the muzzle.
Thanks,
Brandon
I have no experience with the alluminium but i can tell you that if you dip the muzzle in hot water for a while it will expand (a bit) and unscrewing the bands will be easier
Re: Omer Carbon alluiminum
For those of you who own Omer Alluminum guns, the trigger housing corodes due to electrolysis. If yours is doing this, contact the dive shop you bought it at or omer, they replaced my friends with the T20 trigger.
For those of you who own Omer Alluminum guns, the trigger housing corodes due to electrolysis. If yours is doing this, contact the dive shop you bought it at or omer, they replaced my friends with the T20 trigger.