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Just looked, 2500 miles away. That's what delivery services are for, one supposes.

Thank you. I will give them a Goog.

Hey now. We have an Edgun Peazy fill tool that "blew a gasket", or whatever. Bought the Edgun rebuild kit. Learned from another thread that the fix is a "10 to 15 minute operation". Famous Last Words. Not interested in working on it. In the USA at the moment. Please PM us if you have the skillz...

What yould you charge for those 10 to 15 minutes? Thanks.

We don't want to repair the Peazy ourselves, for a number of reasons. Will pay a reasonable price to get it repaired, but we do not do business with Edgun West. Any recommendations? Have the leaky Peazy and the "rebuild kit" in hand. USA location, at the moment.

I bought a second Peazy from Edgun.shop, a "rebuild kit", and a second bottle as well. The leaky Peazy sits before me, next to the rebuild kit. I have watched the Youtube videos from these various threads. Not sure where to start. Any thought to demonstrating what you did on a Youtube video?

Shot the Zan slugs today, and they are excellent.

Had no idea. I thought tolerances and measurements were critical. Also didn't know air rifle slugs vary so much as regards diameter.

I can also imagine barrel wear, if the fit is so snug. I come from a centerfire background, all the ammo just fit the chamber, and bang.

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Received the Zan 45.5 grain slugs, and they fit perfectly in the Edgun red slug mags for .30 cal. Thanks for the recommendation. Another question (I will give it a Googl: How can 7.62/.30cal projectiles have that much variance in diameter? Is there an expectation that the charge behind the...

Decided to buy the rebuild kit and a new Peazy and 500 bottle from Spain. Will fix the defect with the kit, and now we have an extra. Worth it.

We just ordered another Peazy with 500 bottle, and the rebuild kit to which you linked. Like to give business to good people. Edgun Spain is the way to go for all Edgun purchases, in our experience. Globally.

Thanks, brother. I can do this. I have had a number of minor maintenance and repair tasks with air rifles turn into long-term projects, hence my previous reluctance. Thanks again.

Makes sense. For sure we like having the bottle charged and on hand, which is why we bought it (not cheap). It's the tinkering time we neither want nor have. We would rather buy a second one and send this one off for repair. Not impressed with its durability, but here we are, buying another one.

I have the same problem. Mine was filled to 300 bar and has worked fine for several months. This morning I heard a loud hissing noise. The Peazy just released all its air. I sent Edgun.shop a question regarding how to proceed. The idea of "rebuilding" this is not interesting to us. At all.

In those videos, one can clearly hear a belt buckle dragging on the ground.

I saw a few Youtube videos of a fat nonce shooting small pests (chipmunks, for example) with a 9mm Leshiy 2. Likes to watch them explode, or something. Creep.

What do you hunt with a 9mm airgun?

I decided to back all of the snug-fit H&Ns out of the (expensive) red magazines, and wait for the Zans. Dumb to risk damage to the magazines as an experiment.