What is the name of the place that does mods on sam yangs/seneca?
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Really a super simple design to work on yourself, the main thing for power is to open up the front ( & sides ) of the front valve body half, just like a QB or other, #2 is using a valve stem with a delron head.
John
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I dont know this company but some seem to like them a lot:
http://www.africanairordnance.com/424820687/category/625603/sam-yang-airguns
John
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I dont know this company but some seem to like them a lot:
http://www.africanairordnance.com/424820687/category/625603/sam-yang-airguns
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Interesting you should mention the ease of working on them-I encountered one with accuracy issues and pretty much everyone advised against removing the barrel. I never found any good disassembly videos. The gun was sold as an inaccurate shooter for a low price."spysir"Really a super simple design to work on yourself, the main thing for power is to open up the front ( & sides ) of the front valve body half, just like a QB or other, #2 is using a valve stem with a delron head.
John
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I dont know this company but some seem to like them a lot:
http://www.africanairordnance.com/424820687/category/625603/sam-yang-airguns
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Thanks everyone. I appreciate it. I really like the recluse 357 but wanted a little more FPE. Not sure if I should save longer and get the Texan carbine?
Thurmond: I watched those videos and it made me think i would screw it up. I never have enough time to sit and start something and finish it. (Kids)
Thurmond: I watched those videos and it made me think i would screw it up. I never have enough time to sit and start something and finish it. (Kids)
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Really a cool novelty airgun, good for requiting PB types to airguns, all the ones that look the same ( 909 , senica , other even tho different companies) are basically the same internals.
The 909 was the first pre-charged I knew of that you could get any ca;. barrel from .177 to .50.
As long as you have a spanner wrench & rubber mallet a barrel swap can be done in a minute & 1/2 , not that you'd want to rush that much while having fun. My Wife is NOT mechanical but could strip & reassemble one of these rifle in 20 minutes, ad another 5 minutes on even a grind wheel to slot the sides of the front valve body - spares are available OEM and after market-. .
Now that was before all the great looking valve kit's came out, personally I would still do my own except I would purchase a valve stem somewhere but if not wanting to do the "machining" you come out ahead many ways doing it yourself, money, and the enjoyment of DIY.
A personal note ( j IMO ) "I" dont like touching the triggers on those and they arent TOO good - unless your a common BP shooters, might not seem so bad then, still it is easy to make it unsafe and might be best if a pro did that work except a sping chnage.
John
The 909 was the first pre-charged I knew of that you could get any ca;. barrel from .177 to .50.
As long as you have a spanner wrench & rubber mallet a barrel swap can be done in a minute & 1/2 , not that you'd want to rush that much while having fun. My Wife is NOT mechanical but could strip & reassemble one of these rifle in 20 minutes, ad another 5 minutes on even a grind wheel to slot the sides of the front valve body - spares are available OEM and after market-. .
Now that was before all the great looking valve kit's came out, personally I would still do my own except I would purchase a valve stem somewhere but if not wanting to do the "machining" you come out ahead many ways doing it yourself, money, and the enjoyment of DIY.
A personal note ( j IMO ) "I" dont like touching the triggers on those and they arent TOO good - unless your a common BP shooters, might not seem so bad then, still it is easy to make it unsafe and might be best if a pro did that work except a sping chnage.
John
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