Transfer bar spring is the pain. .Work backward from the sear then place the spring for the transfer bar, make sure it engage the trigger correctly.. Use some grease to hold the transfer bar spring..
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Other AirForce Knockoff First Look + Other Pinty Guns
- Thread starter Rob_in_NC
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Thanks for the tips. Changing tires is out today, I've a nasty sore throat and coughing, I'm hoping SWMBO permits going to my man cave and doing gun plumbing. I mostly take care of her, she wants to take care of me today. My cup of hot cocoa was just delivered, life is good despite the sore throat. I picked up a cheap chronograph on Temu I'm anxious to review, slightly smaller version of my old Chrony with LED light bars built in instead of the rube goldberg designed "skyscreens" of the old Chrony. I've shot a few across it so far and it works great...for 32 bucks.
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Thank you very much thammer. Reprofiled my sear not quite as radically as your pic, but a greatly improved trigger is the result. Whatever they made those parts out of is some hard stuff. I reprofiled the sear and put a high polish on the engagement surfaces. I cut the parts with a diamond, and polished like crazy with Rouge and a rag wheel. I may tweak it even more, but usable now. Man that is a three handed assembly, thanks for the tip on the grease.
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So I disassembled my P-Force due to the sear disengaging and the rifle firing unexpectedly. Can anyone here measure their springs so I can be sure I'm putting it back together correctly? Very much appreciated in advance.
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I have received my replacement rail for my P-Bullpup. Unfortunately the rear screw hole was not machined properly and I can not attach it properly to the gun. I have not been able to shoot this air rifle since I purchased it. Very disappointed. 
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Ya,the head sticks up flush rather than recessed and the threads won't make any contact with the rifle.
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Disappointing to hear, but seems to be par for the course. 
If anyone needs it, here is a video from Pinty for degas, disassembly, breech o-ring replacement, and reassembly for the P-Pup.
If anyone needs it, here is a video from Pinty for degas, disassembly, breech o-ring replacement, and reassembly for the P-Pup.
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The head just sticks out the top,not flush. Pinty is sending me a new rail. So maybe I'll get to shoot this thing in the next week....I hope.
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Just be sure to trim the screw length properly and check that they have plenty of thread engagement. Mine came with the wrong rail and the rear screw stripped out in the receiver from being over tightened and too long. So it was bottoming out on the cocking rod from the factory. I ended up flipping the new correct rail around to utilize the other hole in the rear of the receiver that wasn't stripped. I'll have to retap and size up to spin it back around if I decide to in the future. I had a bunch of screws laying around from my RC parts and replaced all 3 as they were too short for the reduced recess on the new rail. Other than that I've completely disassembled and cleaned/lubricated all friction points with dry lubricant. Made the action 100% smoother, and i lightened up the trigger. Pretty pleased with the performance for the money. I put a 4x prism on her, bought it for my son to shoot and it'll be my squirrel gun this year.
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Good point on checking thread depth, tiny screws and aluminum. Overall its neat little rifle.. Guess we just have to get the little bugs worked out.
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Just for cognizance here, maybe a pistol from Pinty in October. One rep said it, another denied it. But multiple confirmations that they are going to release a .175 cal rifle around then. No, that is not a typo unfortunately...
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Just been happily plinking and pesting away with mine, going to shoot it until it don't, then rebuild it if I'm still kicking 
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My apologies if it's already been asked. Is the rifle version of the pinty also regulated? If anyone knows it would be appreciated.
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Oh, man! Were you able to get Airforce directly involved at all to have THEM verify it's validity? Such a bummer trusting online purchases only to finally get that exciting gift (to yourself, haha ) in the mail and find that you've been duped! It's a nice looking piece, but I sure hope you got things squared away for your sake, time, and troubles, brother! I do have a legit .357 Texan SS, suped up, if you're interested. Tons of extras to go with it too. I truly hope you were able to get to the bottom of your purchase, man, even though it's a tight looking piece. Did you ever shoot it or just try to get it's validity solved first before running ammo through it?!
) in the mail and find that you've been duped! It's a nice looking piece, but I sure hope you got things squared away for your sake, time, and troubles, brother! I do have a legit .357 Texan SS, suped up, if you're interested. Tons of extras to go with it too. I truly hope you were able to get to the bottom of your purchase, man, even though it's a tight looking piece. Did you ever shoot it or just try to get it's validity solved first before running ammo through it?!Upvote 0