Reply With QuoteLooks a cracking job Paul, well done. Atb mick
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a good friend asked me to reseal his 77a he'd just got and it was apparent that at some point in it's life a numb nutz had worked on it
what they intended to do to the barrel band i don't know
first stage a bit of 1"x1/2" flat drilled for the barrel then the plug and reamed with an adjustable one as the plug is a fraction ove 7/16"
after loads of milling sanding and polishing i pressed it on and did a test fit
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Looks a cracking job Paul, well done. Atb mick
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Cheers Mick bands are not my favourite things to do
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Nice work as always Ped.
The Smith & Wesson pumpers are fine looking rifles and rare in the UK although I gather it can be a bit awkward to get them below the limit.
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Wow that is quality workmanship Ped
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Lovely job Ped 👍
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Nice job, but I wonder if most folks will appreciate the effort ? A ton of work & swarf... reminds me of DIYing crossman breaches.. same issue !Originally Posted by --ped--
Always looking for any cheap, interesting, knackered "project" guns. Thanks, JB.
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on many guns you can easily get spares but the 77a parts are non existant so in this case worth the effort but i totally agree on making things like crosman std breech's
custom crosman breech's that can't be bought is worth doing but not really financially viable
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