Drawings - nice to have...

[Gunnertrones]

Ok, ABSOLUTELY not air gun related, but in the ......."& others"- category? hrm..
I think other gunners than me find it useful to have a register of drawings - even if it is burners.

 

[badammo]

Having a clear drawing is real handy when the little spring loaded.part goes flying. Finding a good clear diagram is almost impossible to find. 

 

[Guest]

I have a ton of old Crosman Service pages in .PDF format. And just got one for the Winchester 1400cs. Need a couple more to have one for each. Darn handy...

 

[PhatMan]

Hello to All,

WRT air rifles & pistols, there are some useful schematics/exploded diagrams on the Chambers website :

https://www.gunspares.co.uk/categories/23960/Airgun-spares/

Have fun & a good Sunday

Best regards

Russ

 

[NTSOG]

G'day All,

With regard to having drawings or 'exploded' diagrams of rifle parts, I am about to dis-assemble my .25 UK Patriot trigger so I can fit a new piston seal. I have yet to find an 'x-ray' type diagram showing all the parts in situ in relation to each other. I am told this trigger is very difficult to re-assemble and can take two pairs of hands. Does any one know of such a diagram - not just a parts list as Chambers displays?

Any assistance would be much appreciated,

Jim


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Australia.

 

[Gunnertrones]

Isn't it this?
https://www.gunspares.co.uk/products/25010/Patriot-Pre-2006/

 

[NTSOG]

Hi Gunnertrones,

That's the Chambers diagram I mentioned in my post, but it only shows the individual parts in an 'open' schematic. It's useful, but only to a degree.

I'm looking for a diagram like those of the Rekord and other modern triggers illustrated in this article by Hector Medina: http://www.ctcustomairguns.com/hectors-airgun-blog/what-links-airgunners-to-the-chinese-warriors-of-the-13th-century

When I look at the Medina article and the diagrams I can see how each part interacts and, thus, how the trigger works.

regards,

Jim