I have a .30 uragan, i was hoping to use my bore snake on it, but the breach is so short it wont turn the corner. Is there a way to do this, or do i just need to use a rod from the muzzle?
Cleaning the bore of a uragan question
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a lot of guys do not like the bore snake because of the possibly of the wire brush cutting the o-ring. a lot of guys including myself use the pull style like the Napier Pull-Thru Cleaning Kit.
On the bore snake I'm talking about the wire bristles.
On the bore snake I'm talking about the wire bristles.
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You can CHEAPLY make a patchworm type pull-through with weed-wacker line with a round copper crimp on the end. You can also remove the metal brush in your bore snake by making a lengthwise cut in the fabric where the brush is & removing it. Works fine for a quick clean in the field.
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I use the bore snakes almost exclusively. For barrels with no o-ring I use one with the brass bristles. For barrels that have an o-ring I just use a pair of pliers and pull out the bristle part - takes a few minutes.
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Can anyone tell me if the Uragan has o rings in the bbl? There is an amazing lack of info on these rifles.
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Not sure about the Uragan But in all my PCPs if there is not an O-ring on the pellet probe then there is one in the barrel.It’s one or the other.
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Apparently there is as you can buy them. I think I actually blew mine out by accident once,and by some major feat I found it! I had to tear apart my uragan compact to reinstall. Which reminds me. I should buy a spare.
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Yes Uragan has an oring in the barrel like most PCP airguns. Do not use a bore snack, I would not use one in any airgun they are not needed. Use a patch worm but be very careful to get the patch started straight in the barrel, if you do not you can actually pull the breach oring out (Trust me I did it).
If you do pull the breach oring will have to pull the barrel out and it is a pain in the but to do.
Mine is a 25 maybe with the 30 you could replace it without removing the barrel, but I am guessing not.
If you do pull the breach oring will have to pull the barrel out and it is a pain in the but to do.
Mine is a 25 maybe with the 30 you could replace it without removing the barrel, but I am guessing not.
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Did you just wing the teardown and reassembly? Or is there a manual for this? Like i said before, it appears there is a gross lack of info on these rifles.
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https://youtu.be/xL5spcqzlxI
There is alot out there you have to search this forum, GTA and YouTube.
There is nothing tricky about removing the barrel just a long process.
There is alot out there you have to search this forum, GTA and YouTube.
There is nothing tricky about removing the barrel just a long process.
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I recently blew the barrel o-ring out of my Uragan Standard in .22 and took it apart for the first time to get the barrel off and replace it.
Between the video showing how to get the initial covers off to get to the retention screws and the walk through description and diagram provided by Derrick Wall (thanks again) I was able to identify which screws I was after and where they were they were. In my opinion it was a relatively simple procedure.
Take stock off. Take the action cover off. Take the scope rail off. You will have (4) set screw securing the barrel at the breech action. You will have (8) set screws securing the barrel at the cocking/rail/trigger assembly.
*** NOTE *** I think I only had 4 set screws securing the barrel at the cocking/trigger assembly point not the 8 that Derrick references
You don’t have to degas to do this. However, if you want to leave the barrel secured to the cocking/rail/trigger assembly, you could degas (bleed-down screw is under bottom accessory rail) disconnect high pressure hose and trigger turn-buckle from one side. With this done you could remove the (4) action set screws securing the barrel and separate the two assemblies. No need to take off scope rail is going this route. *Caution, even with the bottle depressurized, you have regulated pressure downstream of the reg. The gun can still fire a few shots!!
I hope that helps.
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Be careful after you remove the barrel it is basically 2 parts barely held together by a thin rod.
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@ Blue, thats good stuff right there! Looks like part 86 is the o ring in question.
thanks!
thanks!
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So if im understanding correctly, the adjustment for the hammer determines how long a valve stays open (maybe measured in milliseconds) and thus how much air volume is sent to propel the projectile? So the regulator determines pressure and hammer adjustment determines volume?
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