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I had a Morini cylinder completely fail after two years. They never were tight and lost air over time both on and off the gun. I ordered a new one and it seems to be fine. I returned both these cylinders when I got the gun new and the seller returned them saying they were fine. Any comments ? Where are you Rover ?

What was never tight ?
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Sorry. No Morini experience, but I'd like one.

I did pellet test one for Bill Poole. It was good, but I found (on that gun) that accuracy deteriorated about 15 shots before lockout.

Well since they leaked somewhere, I assume there was a leaky seal. I put them in water and there were no bubbles that were noticeable.

I will fill the failed cylinder and see where that one leaks. Just thought of it.

Did its had air loss in the free state or screwed on the pistol?

to see if they leak, place them inside a ziplock bag.
I have had cylinders leak at the air tank valve because they get lightly corroded.
If you take a drop of synthetic oil, lube the pin valve and exercise it with something soft like a pointed bamboo skewer about once a year,
they dont become slow leakers. Also, if you have 2 tanks, use both and swap them occasionally .

Thank you. It's holding air off the gun. Now I have it screwed on to see if holds on the gun. I wish I had waited to replace it. 200.00 dollars down the drain. Not too bright !!!!!

Did you lube the valve and exercise it?

Yes worked great ! Thank You.