Just a couple of pictures of what I did to get it working...
I chucked up the breech cap in the Taig lathe.
Filed and sanded smooth. Notice the number 114 on the end...
The two o rings in the valve cap were dry and split when I removed them.
I replaced the square ring with a 008 o-ring.
And the other with a 011
Likewise the valve body got a 012.
And a 111.
Pushing that knurled pin back in with an aluminum c-clamp.
I decided to chuck the transfer port seal in favor of a piece of 1/4" nylon tubing.
I hit the breech cover and breech with some Oxpho blue.
I should have done that cap in the main tube too. Oh well.
The 008 o-ring leaked, so I tried a 4mm x 2mm inside the valve cap. Worked better. It leaks down if left pumped for 48 hours, but not 24. Go figure. I know the last time I used an o-ring I said I'd order in some square seals (Quattro rings) but I never did. Maybe I will now. Anyway it pumps up and shoots. Too rainy to Chrony it but it feels good.
[Update] Ran some shots over the chronograph, got an average of 614 fps with 10 pumps, 14.3 gr. Crosman Premiers.
Thursday, February 4, 2010
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