Seeking information on a Walther LGU piston cylinder

[hmangphilly]

I think he is after a piston not the cylinder itself

In that case a 16j piston service kit is good value

[T 20]

The hole for the cocking lever is soft and burrs easily Mick.

Allegedly hardened on later models

Ah cheers, that makes perfect sense now.

[T 20]

Might be wanting that one please, Mick, if you don't need it or no-one's asked for it.

TX, Tone ?

[TonyL]

TX, Tone ?

Well, I was thinking for something else, to be fair (I'll tell you next time we speak).

But now you mention it...

Only if it's totally a spare and you're never likely to need it; not desperate.

[T 20]

TX, Tone ?

Well, I was thinking for something else, to be fair (I'll tell you next time we speak).

If you were thinking of fitting an LGV piston to a 25mm 77 to make it some sort of weird Lazerglide, I wouldn't bother, Tone.

It's much easier to machine the back of a 77 piston to accept a bearing as NickG does.

[bozz]

Hi folks I think the problem with Armex is that they have lost the dealership, its gone to the same one as Air arms were using, and I think Air arms have moved to another, so its all a bit of a mess.
I hope they aren't going to stop production of what I think are the nicest spring air rifles still in production at the moment.
All the best Graham.

[TonyL]

If you were thinking of fitting an LGV piston to a 25mm 77 to make it some sort of weird Lazerglide, I wouldn't bother, Tone.

It's much easier to machine the back of a 77 piston to accept a bearing as NickG does.

Would you be free for a little chat tomorrow, Mick?