Exploded Diagram of a B2 ???

[rabbitskinner]

Hello most probably wasting your time

But where can i find a exploded diagram of a B2
I wish to strip my B2 down for the fun of it, so any help would be great.

Many thanks

[lightning22]

I've never seen a diagram for one, but they are incredibly simple, would suggest the use of a spring compressor as there was quite a bit of preload on the last one I took apart.

Rich

[Raygun]

Now if you'd wanted an exploded view of a BAM 50 I understand they're all over the place.



ATB
Ray.

[I. J.]

Now if you'd wanted an exploded view of a BAM 50 I understand they're all over the place.



ATB
Ray.

Dont know what you mean!

[airgun nut]

Hello most probably wasting your time

But where can i find a exploded diagram of a B2
I wish to strip my B2 down for the fun of it, so any help would be great.

Many thanks

Strap a hand grenade to it, pull the pin, retire smartish and, hey presto, you have an exploded B2.

[SharpHunter]

All apart from the 'diagram' bit

[lightning22]

Oh well 1:4 ratio isn't bad I guess

[Fluffybuck]

For £30, why not just buy yourself an interactive 3d parts plan

Fluffy

[Mad Pierre]

I stripped one down about 10 years ago.......
Didn't really warrant a diagram as there wasn't that much to it.
All I needed was a DIY spring compressor and a hammer.

[Fluffy Bunny]

Hi, do I take it a B2 would be no good for HFT?

[Lash13]

Hi, do I take it a B2 would be no good for HFT?

[AirgunStan]

Contact Phil Bulmer - he covered these guns in one of his articles some time last year.

[milo_05]

Purely an FT rifle matey.

[Fluffy Bunny]

Lee, have you done a paint job on one of these yet?

Seriously, why does everyone take the *iss out of these? Must be the best value ever for plinkin' fun?

[Mad Pierre]

Seriously, why does everyone take the *iss out of these? Must be the best value ever for plinkin' fun?

They would be... if you could get a vague degree of accuracy and consistency out of them.
The only way you can do that is to spend a considerable amount of time fettling them. They are great as a first project, you won't waste any money by damaging an expensive gun.