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  1. #1
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    Hw80

    Afternoon guys

    I have an old HW80 from mid 80s, which was my first gun. I realise as the gun has never been serviced, I gather it will be down on power and the blueing has faded. Which comes to my question are they easy to service and change springs and reblue? I have never stripped an airgun so would you guys recommend buying an old one to practice on before attempting it on my pride and joy.

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    hw80 strip

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPdh_nPjF8g
    full hw80 strip down
    contact manchester airguns for the reblue will charge you about 50 pound and will look amazing when finished

  3. #3
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    Cheers will do. Having watched the clip it looks relatively straight forward or does he just make it look simple?

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    Very easy rifle to strip, I'd recommend putting a V-mach kit in it for the rebuild
    Regards,
    Dave.

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    about above

    ah yes cant really go wrong with the strip , and plenty of bits for these and loads to do with them ,

    as for the re-blu for what it costs send it off and have done however can do a quite a good job with the have-a-go-yourself-stuff but nothing like the proper job ,

  6. #6
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    I've already got the Dave Hall kit for the gun or would you recommend the Venom kit. I'm wanting to get my gun working correctly. I've ordered a new left handed sporter stock from Lukas Parsley as the original was right handed.

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    Dave Hall's kit will do the trick nicely. My HW97 was tuned by him. Excellent.

    Go sparingly with the grease.

    Gun should be a cracker with the kit, reblue and stock.

    Good to see another lefthander from Thorpe Bay! I lived there for the first 18 years of my life.

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