Action Army AAC-C1 Teflon Ring for Enforced Magnet Base
Action Army AAC-C1 Teflon Ring for Enforced Magnet Base
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- description
The magnet base is a moving interface, and anything that seals a moving interface either seals well or moves well. Teflon is the material chosen when you want both, because it holds a seal while sliding instead of gripping.
This is the ring for the enforced magnet base specifically, not a universal o-ring. No dimensions accompany it anywhere we can find, so we describe the position it belongs in and leave the rest alone.
Cheap enough that it belongs in a spares tin rather than on a wishlist.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Platform | Action Army AAC-C1 Athena enforced magnet base |
| Material | Teflon |
| Manufacturer code | C01-010 |
| Dimensions | Not published |
| Supplied as | Single ring |
Good to know before you buy
It is position-specific. Action Army list three teflon parts for this rifle and they are not interchangeable. This one is for the enforced magnet base.
Teflon does not behave like rubber on fitting. It is stiffer and less forgiving, so take the time rather than forcing it over an edge.
We do not currently stock the enforced magnet base itself. Its numbers do not work for us at the moment, so order this only if you already have one fitted.
No dimensions are published. If you need a measurement before ordering, ask and we will try to get one.
Frequently asked questions
Which teflon part is this?
The ring for the enforced magnet base. The other two are a ring for the upgraded CO2 power chamber and a shim for the piercing nozzle.
Why teflon rather than rubber?
It seals while sliding instead of gripping, which is what a moving interface needs.
Do you sell the magnet base?
Not at present. This is the ring for one you already have.
Can I use a standard o-ring instead?
You can try, but the material is the point of this part.
What size is it?
Not published by the maker.