Help with disassembly of a BSA Club Special

[junglie]

[QUOTE=Huttles94;7415662]Good news!

I ended up fobbing off the John Knibbs seals (I bought two, thinking I messed up the first)

And went and bought one from Chambers. No fitting required and the rifle is sound!

Now I aint knocking Knibbs, in fact I buy a lot from him and most of it seems good, its just that recently I have had problems, not counting the seals. I also bought a trigger adjustment and lock screw. But they are massively too long to fit.

I dont know if they are second hand or repos done by Knibbs but if it is the latter, Im sure they say all their repo parts are made to the original specs....

Oh well its sorted now. Thanks for all the help guys ---I had an original piston seal off them & it seemed to be made of that grey compressed cardboard fake leather you used to get cheap belts made from in the 70's, was rubbish,(even after soaking in hempseed oil for a week) someone on this forum makes good leather piston seals & has posted how to make them from shoe sole leather if you do a search. oh btw i found soaking the old seal in hempseed oil gave me a good seal !