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  1. 15-07-2018, 06:30 PM #16
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    I was thinking of doing a vid when I strip my latest 93 if there is any interest ?
    Always looking for any cheap, interesting, knackered "project" guns. But not lathes. I have too many lathes. Thanks, JB.
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    hi there, YES I would say so. a lot of people have heard about its workings but very few have had the spanners out. "LIGHTS CAMERA ACTION". atb gc93...
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    It's not pretty, but it is functional..

    here you go:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxms2G3JT8A

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    Always looking for any cheap, interesting, knackered "project" guns. But not lathes. I have too many lathes. Thanks, JB.
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    well done, whish I never sold mine now thanks for sharing , atb gc93.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shed tuner View Post
    here you go:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxms2G3JT8A

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    Ahh not as complicated as I thought they were to strip down. It is always easier to see someone do something than it is to read how they did it. Great video! If I ever need to strip mine down I know where to go to remind me how its done.

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    nah, not really complicated at all, just have to be methodical. It is normally a fraction more complex as the spring compressor would have to be used a second time to compress the second spring, via an insert (lump of delrin rod) into the main tube, which will be much clearer when I reassemble. However as the front spring was toast, that wasn't needed on this strip...
    Always looking for any cheap, interesting, knackered "project" guns. But not lathes. I have too many lathes. Thanks, JB.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shed tuner View Post
    here you go:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxms2G3JT8A

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    Wear a shirt next time Jon as you'll attract the wrong attention at the bbs bash
    Loving the countryside air
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    Quote Originally Posted by joffy View Post
    Wear a shirt next time Jon as you'll attract the wrong attention at the bbs bash
    Only from Dave....
    Always looking for any cheap, interesting, knackered "project" guns. But not lathes. I have too many lathes. Thanks, JB.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shed tuner View Post
    here you go:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxms2G3JT8A

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    Putin is in da house

    What does the panel think
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    Putin is in da house

    What does the panel think
    No one else see the similarities?

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    Always looking for any cheap, interesting, knackered "project" guns. But not lathes. I have too many lathes. Thanks, JB.
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    Really enjoyed the educational video.
    My Park .177 is working flawlessly, so not touching it. ONe day it may need to be,

    I really would be interested in what spring replacements are required. I would even buy if some needed to be made up a set for the spares future box. Annoyingly someone did give me a lead to where some might be found, but I lost it. No funds at the time too. Anyhow, I really like my Park so want to keep and shoot for as long as I can.

    I'll be following the progress closely.
    Many thanks for the strip... the rifle...
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  13. 21-07-2018, 08:30 AM #28
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    hi , if there was a little interest I possibly could get some made up, either a pair to copy or measurements . does anyone know if they are wound opposite to each other or both wound in the same direction ? thanks gc93.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gc93 View Post
    hi , if there was a little interest I possibly could get some made up, either a pair to copy or measurements . does anyone know if they are wound opposite to each other or both wound in the same direction ? thanks gc93.
    standard wind. Neither piston can rotate, so I guess it doesn't really matter. I'm measure up when I get some time
    Always looking for any cheap, interesting, knackered "project" guns. But not lathes. I have too many lathes. Thanks, JB.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gc93 View Post
    hi , if there was a little interest I possibly could get some made up, either a pair to copy or measurements . does anyone know if they are wound opposite to each other or both wound in the same direction ? thanks gc93.
    Hi,
    I had a pair of spare springs a few years ago made by a chap who used to be on here, I do not recall his full name but I think it was Phil.
    These are the measurements of a standard pair as found on my Park RH93 Cal 0.22.

    Dimensions and weight of the standard springs:

    Short Spring, (pushing front piston rearwards).
    3.9mm wire x 19 coils Weight: 108 grammes.
    Length: 14.8cm Outside Dia:23.3mm. Internal Dia.:15.5mm.

    Long Spring,
    3.3mm wire x 29 coils. Weight:94 grammes.
    Length: 16.3cm Outside Dia.:18.3mm. Internal Dia.:11.6mm.
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