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hi anyboady ever striped a spitfire as ive got a leaky one and want to do it myself but need a strip down please
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Tried it with my Spitfire. Managed to get it apart , then the fun begins.... special tools required to re-assemble.
IMHO send it back to BSA, full service, vat, post and return 3-5 day service all for £41.00ish. Not really worth the hassle of trying.
Are you sure it didn't move
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this just will not hold air for long any ideas anybody
NEVER RUSH,YOU ONLY GET 2 THINGS IN LIFE FROM RUSHING, HEART ATTACKS,AND BABIES.[/B]
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AS buckshot said you need special tools.Originally Posted by Buckshot
Tried it with my Spitfire. Managed to get it apart , then the fun begins.... special tools required to re-assemble.
IMHO send it back to BSA, full service, vat, post and return 3-5 day service all for £41.00ish. Not really worth the hassle of trying.
See if your local gun smith will do it for you.
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i have emailed bsa on wednesday and they have not replied is this usual
NEVER RUSH,YOU ONLY GET 2 THINGS IN LIFE FROM RUSHING, HEART ATTACKS,AND BABIES.[/B]
Give them a ring, they always pick up the phone. BSA have always given me great service.
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thanks lads i will ring monday and leave well alone it would be a shame to make a mess of such a lovley gun graham
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I thought that originally they were designed not to hold air for very long... I know that sounds stupid, but I'm sure that was the case...
These things reallly can't can't be assembled by yourself... they have special jigs at BSA for these
ALex
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