Bulmer does a strip -what's missing?

[Troubledshooter]

The idea of a central source for all Phil's articles is still alive but in Hibernation at present.
Phil and I have spoken about the possibility, but there are others involved whose permission would have to be obtained, possibly on payment of a fee.
I have quite a few 'Stripdown' articles on my HDD which I have been supplying by email to those on the BBS that want them, but need quite a few more, so if anyone has any old copies of 'Airgun World' gathering dust, they would be gratefully received.

[R davis]

How About AA200sr. I would like to know the correct way to adjust sliding action.

[bosun]

You done one for a super10?! Because i think i want to service mine

[Troubledshooter]

Sorry, neither of the above in the listings so far.
The only modernish BSA on file, is the Goldstar.

[rabbit22]

email sent to phil with regards to a new project stripdown.

[Bellycrawler]

Pistols, loads of springers out there, got some old Gats & an Original model 2 myself.
What about really old vintage stuff, yeah yeah yeah no one's interested apart from a handfull but could be interesting for, if nothing else, to see how rifles have improved.
What about ripping a scope apart just so we can see what's inside.
Why not an article about metal treatments.
What about bending a barrel & trying a Mr average diy type bodge job to see if Mr average could put a bender right again.
Why not an xtreme build, find a springer with a wide bore, do a cut & weld with two to make a cannon, you know teenage daydreams that we thought was easy but never actually tried.
Test easy tune methods that we know ruin a rifle but sounds excelent, transfer port megga big, cortina spring & a hack saw job on the piston.
Bulmer does a strip from his youth daydreams.
BSA Meteor to drool over providing you havn't a clue what your doing & don't care If It's naff, you have super tuned It yourself, now down to 4ftb but your mates think your a GOD in the rifle world (from your YOOF !!!)
Have a Hamlet (or whatever cigar it was) moment.

[skan man]

ever done a skan phil?

[JerryD]

The idea of a central source for all Phil's articles is still alive but in Hibernation at present.

I have quite a few 'Stripdown' articles on my HDD which I have been supplying by email to those on the BBS that want them

Love to see all these in a single book, especially as I'm starting to restore some rifles now.

Any chance of a copy of an HW35 stripdown, please?

[Greylag]

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Thanks for the Tracker strip and gasram conversion - i'm at it now!

Cheers

Hello Magic,

Could you tell me which magazine was this in? date etc I have a Webley Tracker I'd like to strip/re-lube

Thanks in advance
Regards

[Mnementh]

Haven't had time to read all the posts, so forgive me if this has already been asked.

How about producing a PDF of ALL the articles to date and make it available online (free or fee I'm Scots, so you know which I'd prefer )

I'm sure it would be easy to host. Perhaps the wunnerful Chairgun bod would be willing.

It's a dawdle to PDF existing documents, just download PDF995 (Freeware, the best kind ) and it installs as a pseudo printer. Just select PDF995 and it will make a PDF of anything you throw at it.

Sandy

[Troubledshooter]

JerryBBS & Greylag, you should have emails.

[Greylag]

JerryBBS & Greylag, you should have emails.

Hello Troubledshooter,

Excellent !! thanks a lot, much appreciated.

Many thanks to Phil Bulmer for the article in the first place.

Regards

[rabbit22]

wares phil gon now sent email ages ago to him.

[Phil Bulmer]

wares phil gon now sent email ages ago to him.

Been on holiday to Shropshire.

Let me back track and find out what's what...

Phil

[Phil Bulmer]

I'd buy it! I'd love a CD or hard copy of Phil's articles in one volume.

They do a Haynes Manual for Washing Machines and Tumble Dryers, so why not one for airguns? If I was Haynes I'd be approaching Phil B. with a large wad of cash!

Cash always welcome....