Reply With QuoteYep, two pins at the back hold it all together, but the T06 trigger doesnt fly apart when removed so its all good! There may be some preload, but theres a handy guide on making your own spring compressor in issue 98 of Airgun Shooter.
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Afternoon all
As those of you that were at the Bash know, i have the twangiest new rifle in history. i am looking to do something about that but i cannot find any strip down guides or diagrams . Anyone got any links or advice?? (yes even you Bongo)
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Yep, two pins at the back hold it all together, but the T06 trigger doesnt fly apart when removed so its all good! There may be some preload, but theres a handy guide on making your own spring compressor in issue 98 of Airgun Shooter.
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Yep, two pins at the back hold it all together, but the T06 trigger doesnt fly apart when removed so its all good! There may be some preload, but theres a handy guide on making your own spring compressor in issue 98 of Airgun Shooter.
Do you do guides for them?
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I couldn't say.
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The same as the 34
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I know, I had one. I lent it to Airgun World for their first review of it. It's a corker once fettled and I will be buying a .22 one soon.The same as the 34
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This is a .177, I can't believe the lack of any lube.A little oil about but the spring and guide were bone dry. A bit of Moly and the twang has gone.
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