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i would guess the same inner seal is still being used it is 8 mm OD and can be found at Knibbs and even PA lists one the only other sealing Orings are on the cap that holds the guts in and is piercing cap the new pistols use a cartridge seal like so many CO2 guns

there is an old rule 1 pellet, 1 hole, no hole STOP and for those who for some reason that can't grasp that build this tool

so, you have outsmarted the Lawyers i have taken every safety out because they install them dry, no lube, and add grease now i know you are happy but work on the trigger stop idea just shim the area under the sear, the material is not important but when you know when the trigger is pulled it...

so that means Gamo owns Crosman and that is bad what did Gamo do after get Daisy oh i remember they stopped making 7-7 pistols and 853 rifles In 2016, Daisy was sold by Charter Oak to another private equity firm, Bruckmann, Rosser, Sherrill & Co., who combined it with Gamo Outdoor.[4]

NO these rifles come up in the forums from time to time and the same thing happens. little or no information is available. i have been looking again and i don't know why i knew from the start i would come up empty and only to find my old posts. the one thing that will help is most of the...

did they ever make left hand grips YES why did they stop making them they had a fire the left-hand grip molds were lost in the fire why didn't they make new molds they decided it wasn't worth their time how hard is it to find plastic left-hand grips they are in the Unicorn status but not is all...

well, you have the 2-sears mix and match and see if the short one will work in the DIT gun parts are a SOB to find and if found they are way over priced. i believe Air Venturi is the importer for the Snowpeak products for Diana, if you got a response back from Snowpeak i would be surprised...

here is another but these holsters will work for many air pistols HW45-HW75-HW40-FAS6004-SIG target this one is cheap at Amazon...

what they have done is remove the leverage that you had with the other setup and sort of when back to what the CP1 has now you mention 2 stage trigger and i believe the CP2 or Chaser has always had a 1 stage trigger and the why is that a true 2 stage trigger has 2 points of contact that never...

well, this is interesting and sad at the same time the shorter sear could be the problem here but that can be worked around by overlaying a .5mm stainless strip and gaining the length back and the trigger can be fixed by what you wrote before or try to use the safety spring tension grub screw...

you mean the rear screw is still there you could use the rear screw do all the work but you would need it to be 10-12mm you could add a 3mm grub screw at the top of trigger without drilling through you could use it as a starting point to where the sear sits on the hammer and in reality that...

the little screw is a 3mm dog point grub screw it is about 4.5mm + long the dogear part is 1.5 x 1.5mm and it is slotted here are some i'm going to buy some just to have all i have https://www.ebay.com/itm/173493889079

i believe that the Chaser and CP2 are transitioning to variant 2 the pictures of the Chaser kit on Airgun Depot show no front trigger screw now how long it take the old stock to be sold and the new stock to be shipped is unknown the .8mm barrel breech Orings vs a 1mm Oring could be a change...

the stocks come off and you need to take a look at the metal-to-metal contact areas and add grease and or replace the warn parts but without pictures hard to say what the problem is

well, that is how all R&D work is done no mystery there. i will leave my 6 Chasers as they are

you want a dovetail with one-inch rings and have droop included good luck

the diagram shows where th parts go pin 2 washers linkage parts and 2 washer and e-clip pin 84 washers 15 i would get some more pins, there is just too much going one in one place connecting 3 parts together all moving with pressure pins will fail holes will enlarge failures will happen and as...

so when make a post like this, you tell us how it was done and most of us can follow along and understand BUT tell us the spring you used and where you got it DETAILS are important