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    How to remove piston seal?

    Hi all.
    I've decided to overhaul/restore my old Relum telly. Stripped it down last night & the seal is in a pretty poor way. As it's riveted on what's the correct method to remove it, drill off the rivet head?
    I assume the new seal kit will come with a replacement rivet?
    Was planning on removing any sharp edges on the slots etc & polishing the piston before re-assembling with new springs, seals etc. Is there anything else I should be doing while it's in bits?
    Thanks.
    Neil.

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    Hi Neil,

    Think the seal is riveted on, look at this thread-

    http://www.airgunbbs.com/showthread....ce-need-please

    It seems that if you're deft with the removal of the rivet, then you should be able to reuse it. One of the smaller piston seals that are en-route to you might fit with some persuasion...
    blah blah

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    Thanks Dave.

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    Has anyone else overhauled/tuned an old Relum break barrel with any tips which bits to sort out? This is my first home tuning attempt.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NeilnrLincoln View Post
    Has anyone else overhauled/tuned an old Relum break barrel with any tips which bits to sort out? This is my first home tuning attempt.
    Hi Neil,

    Browse through the idiots guide in collectables -posts 81,82 and 83 seem to be the ones you need to look at, and PM Guy (ggggr on here).
    blah blah

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    Thanks very much for that Dave, and thanks for the seals etc. Received safely today. You're a true gent.

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