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What is this Rubber Part of an Airsoft Gun Called?

09/09/2010 5:49 AM

Here is some mechanical part of air soft gun

What is the rubber part called (It hit every time when shooting)?

How to assemble the rubber part into metal part?

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Re: What is this part called and how to assemble

09/09/2010 5:52 AM

You'll shoot your eye out!

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Re: What is this part called and how to assemble

09/09/2010 7:56 AM

What is the rubber part called (It hit every time when shooting)?

The technical term for that is 'the tip'.

How to assemble the rubber part into metal part?

Try pressing it on and bonding it with rubber cement.

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Re: What is this part called and how to assemble

09/09/2010 10:51 AM

Anyone know about the melting point of rubber cement after hardening?

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Re: What is this part called and how to assemble

09/11/2010 11:57 PM

Between 110 and 130 degrees celsius. Some however carbonize already.

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