Straight restrictor fitting?

Hey Dave, not sure just how "restricted" you need to be, but if you're
trying to make a "snubber" for a hydraulic pressure gage, forget the
solder. Run a 10-32 tap into one of your male -4 fittings, and screw a
1/2 inch long set screw into it, tight but with no sealant (of course).
The leakage past the threads is more than enough to actuate the gage.

Rip

nauga wrote:
Van's used to sell straight restrictor fittings,
an AN416-4 nipple to 1/8 pipe fitting filled
and drilled with a teeny little opening. They
don't seem to carry the straight ones anymore,
and that's what I need. Neither does Wicks.
Anyone know where to find 'em?

Before someone says, "Make yer own!", my garage
floor is littered with AN fittings filled with
bolts, rivets, and solder, each one with a little
broken drill bit sticking out of the middle. I
didn't have much luck last time, so I'd prefer to
buy outright this time.

Dave 'fitting end' Hyde