A small plastic peice that is too insignificant to sell

[NoSteppy]

My Gamo Whisper has a small plastic piece broken that is too insignificant to sell on its own, but too important to function without.

This piece holds the rod that moves back and forth when you cock the gun, so I can't just super glue it.
Any suggestions?

 

[NoSteppy]

OF COURSE IT'S THE ONE PART THAT DOESN'T HAVE A NUMBER

 

[socaloldman]

Make a new one out of a piece of hardwood. Doesn't have to look pretty. I'll be you can do it, may take a couple of tries but when done you will b very happy and have a stronger piece. Get some high school shop kids to help if you need it. They will get credit and have fun doing it.

 

[MScottLeeman]

Maybe find a small piece of bar stock that matches the thickness,set the part on top of it as it was originally,lightly go over it with some flat black spray paint. Remove the broken part the cut/dremel/drill/file the bar section to match the original dimensions. Just take Your time. This is just an idea off the top of my head. Good luck!

 

[davecole]

Call Gamo. Ask for customer service. Tell them you have a copy of the schematic and the location of the part and it has no part number. 



Gamo USA 

 

[ranedouglas]

. hey . This piece holds the rod that moves back and forth when you cock the gun, so I can't just super glue it.
Any suggestions? . can you explain better where this part goes in the gun - or maybe a clear close-up photo, also ? if it is the part that keeps one from uncocking the gun (anti-bear trap) , i generally rip those out. they are metal on the older gamos , but maybe you have an sat trigger there.... you can private message me and i can help more.... - rane on.

 

[davidsng]

Someone on the forum may have a broken Gamo in their garage that they are holding onto for no reason. Put a WTB Gamo for parts on the classifieds.

 

[B3ntong]

Hard to tell from your pictures...not clear, you included trigger group parts can you pinpoint where that broken part is connected?