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Marflow 777 : The period ('.') is your friend. OP: Admittedly the video that I located : is not a great DIY tutorial. It is more of a two part video of a guy trying to relearn how he once disassembled a Diana model 6.

I looked and found it in minutes.

I know that the Crosman 22xx and 13xx pistols shipped to Canada have a tiny bleeder hole on the rear of their CO2 cylinder, not a reduced port size.

The last time that happened to me I was loading .177 into a .22 gun. Test the basic gun using iron sights at six yards. It you can zero it that way then you can start testing your scope mounts and then the scope itself.

It is threaded on with locktite compound. Heat the modulator by boiling it (no poop) or heating it with a hair dryer or heat gun. When it is hot, use some sort of grasping tools on both the modulator and (separately) the mid-barrel. Then twist the moderator off. I have heard of using cotton...

Try this: see attached

There is a YouTube shooting video where the guy claims "Most Powerful Air Pistol I Have Ever Tested.": He tested his CO2 pistol with a closed chronograph system and got incredible velocities. It turned out that he was outside on a humid day and his pistol was expelling a cloud of moisture...

Where do you go to see such bargains?

They sell quick release attachments that I use to move my red dot from gun to gun. I have learned that a projected laser beam will spook prey.

I don't understand why there is no forward support for either the barrel or the scope.

The surfaces upon which the O-rings are mounted must be clean and free of old stuck rubber. The new O-rings could also be defective or mis-sized. The more times you complete the process the more you will learn about your pistol and the better your work will become.

There are a number of YouTube videos on CP88 repair, none of which are in English. Here is one in German which I was able to follow visually: Get the seals from Umarex.

From the article cited above: " The second thing you’ll notice is the double-action trigger pull. It’s horrible – long, heavy, scratchy and notably heavier just before release. Anics claim a 9lbs double action pull, but on both my examples the pull was variable and peaked at over 12lbs."...

The valve that the CO2 cartridge seats into has an O-ring seal that wears out. Yours needs replacement. Once the gun is disassembled the valve may require a special valve-puller tool to remove it. Loading the magazines also requires a special tool that is supplied with the gun...

I am surprised that someone who owns so many air guns cannot deal with a lodged pellet. Front sights can be replaced with a replacement screw, scrap plastic, super glue and a Dremel tool. Create a plastic mounting base shaped to the barrel and add a screw hole. Then on top of the base glue a...

And your point is? My research says that this gun comes in both.

Return pump to Walmart. Buy a used, certified SCUBA tank (1.1 to 6 liters) and regulator from ASTScuba in Pittsfield. Pay $10 for a refill. Buy a PCP fill station on Amazon. Filtration unnecessary. Fill and fire. Return to the scuba shop for refills or find a local fire station that will...

You did not state if your pistol is airsoft or airgun. Replacement trigger parts are available for both. The trigger is two-stage and double action. I performed a Google search for: umarex g19 gen3 co2 https://ast-gun.airsofttaiwan.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=2346...

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