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i think the washer goes on the rear spring guide https://www.omps2.it/en/796-mod-54-airking-t06 when i have been doing pistols rebuilds i have been adding 2 thin washers to each end of the spring to ack like thrust washers maybe in the 0.50mm thick so then you have 2 polished washers and a...

it has happened in the last 30 to 60 days they are in the UK already so the HW models get fiber optic sights so Beeman model is better

well it will work or fail seeing that the gun is marked a C i will hope i don't need a sear do you have the real part number for the C sear and the non C sear i do see the asterisk on the sear well as i said mine is a C model and i now see that the C model have less FPS and that could be the...

i did get a trigger assembly kit 853-20 but not a sear by itself i know you stated the sear makes i difference, but those parts sit on top of the clam shells and not near the sear and i have assumed the cocking handle is doing the work now the model 900 has the mag advancer and the sear for...

i would join this group https://www.targettalk.org/ no i believe the electronic ranges are not cheap you don't state your shooting experience a Daisy 717 or 747 could be a starting point but you could many directions

i got the parts ordered thanks i will see if i can make the 853cm into a mag mover instead of a finger pusher so, i have always thought the M in 853CM was for military but i think it is for manual LOL

it might be one that you don't start with the older Crosman guns tend to be complicated take a look at the parts diagram at Crosman https://support.crosman.com/hc/en-us/articles/203543150-140-Owner-s-Manual-EVP-1954-1968 wood is an easy fix, the bluing not so much some parts...

i think this solves making Beech look like Walnut, just let it be what it is Feinwerkbau has had blonde stocks for years in Laminates or solids i like the way the stain left highlights the checkering

thanks a lot, i have been looking for the real part numbers i need a spring also but i believe that spring is used on the sear

Steveoo you seem to be insulting the poster and that i will call bad form and not many kids in the states got Webley's to play with as you had in the UK it would have been a cost issue now i am 75 years old and at my age i find them hard to cock but never tell me to man up

not all CO2 guns seal the same you have two areas that will leak one at the piercing point one in the valve itself or both many if not all modern CO2 gun seal at the piercing point with and flat or molded seal and over time they will crush and stop working and it is a wear item and i would...

so, my answer is YES i did live through the 70's but mine was indoors

small parts disappear we have all lost something an spent 30 minutes looking and then find it and wonder how the hell did it get over there and many of these parts are not available and if they are, will cost you 10 bucks to replace i just fixed 5 Ruger MK ll because they would not cock and i...

so, Umarex will be of no help that was found out by another poster the other day Knibbs and Chambers will also be of no help JG airguns has nothing why B and K in the UK has anything is odd so, it appears the owners of the 10/22 are on their own and parts gun will be the only way to move...

oh i did say use the kits and spring guides that are other than metal i have wondered about but the spring is another story

yes, nice one and yes, they can be a hard to cock they are a Tempest in reality, different frame so the rear sight can be in place an there is or was a scope mount that replaces the rear sight plenty of parts in the UK at either Knibbs or Chambers and they are easy to work on you are missing...

he drives me nut as a presenter, but he does have some interesting products the idea that you could respring a 48-52-54 to full power and not need a spring compressor is an appealing idea i made a comment on a UK forum about using a magnetic dish for the parts, he tends to scatter them around...

now this video is a bit slow but in it will answer many of your questions

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the trigger will not return to where it started when you start pulling it and after watching the video i have no idea why and the trigger as triggers go is longer than any trigger besides all the other Slavia's so leverage should not be in play a lot of us bought these when they were on sale i...