Tuning the AirArms CD Trigger

[Turnup]

OK chaps, this is a really basic question in which I expose my lack of DIY skills and blokeness:

What tool do I need to drive out those pins neatly?

I'm also looking for something (same tool I guess?) to get the pins out of my Sako Finnfire bolt so I can disassemble it.

TIA

MM

You could purchase a set of pin punches (careful as the sets suitable for motorcars are rather too big for firearms), or it is possible to get by with a set of cheap drills (use the back end as a punch and grind the pointy end flat) if the pins are not too solidly in place. If you are really keen, punches for roll pins have a shaped nose to centralise in the pin, but will not work very well with plain pins so you need two sets.

[slinger69]

You could purchase a set of pin punches (careful as the sets suitable for motorcars are rather too big for firearms), or it is possible to get by with a set of cheap drills (use the back end as a punch and grind the pointy end flat) if the pins are not too solidly in place. If you are really keen, punches for roll pins have a shaped nose to centralise in the pin, but will not work very well with plain pins so you need two sets.

As above for me essjay & Turnup, Great pics & I didn't know there were dedicated punches for roll pins, next job is a google search & a wibbly wobbly web purchase. Thanks mates!

[edbear2]

Here are some more

http://www.airguns.net/general_tx200_trigger.php

http://www.airgunhome.com/agforum/viewtopic.php?t=1142

And especially this which you can play again and again if unsure what does what!

http://www.arld1.com/tx200trigger.html

ATB, Ed