may also be employed in conjunction with a drawn reciprocation dingle arm, to reduce sinusoidal repleneration
I thought I had asked this before! it is one of those things that nags at me, because I haven't seen one in the metal ....Originally Posted by Garvin
Not CO2, Alistair, but this BSA underlever was turned into a PCP quite recently.
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I was going to suggest Ged, before he went 'supernova' of course. But perhaps he only made the one co2 Webley pistol conversion for himself...
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John Walker of Hull used to do CO2 and PCP conversions on various rifles and pistols, but he no longer does them.
I have a PCP Webley Mk,II Service and a CO2 Webley Senior, both converted by John.
may also be employed in conjunction with a drawn reciprocation dingle arm, to reduce sinusoidal repleneration
That's him, John Walker. How does the Service shoot? Must be great with no recoil.
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It shoots really well at around 10.8 ft.lb. with about 40 shots per charge. Minimal movement of the barrel is required for cocking and loading, and as you say, no recoil on firing.
I just wish I had the opportunity to use it without having to travel miles to do so.
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Here are a couple of pics of Lawries CO2 underlever conversion, they are small files and may be not too clear.
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Iv'e been fortunate enough to have been able to spend a couple of fascinating mornings in Lawrie's company and was amazed at his extensive collection and innovative modifications. If he had spent his working life in the air gun industry, I reckon we would have some great toys to play with today.Here are a couple of pics of Lawries CO2 underlever conversion, they are small files and may be not too clear.
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