Airsporter Mark II Trigger Block Query

**slow_runner** · 17-02-2017, 08:15 AM

Originally Posted by thisisdonald

is the old sleeve buggered? csn it not be loctited back into the trigger block? I know Im preaching to the choir here, but I think repair will be easier than replace in this case

I have sent Tony some images of a MK2 Airsporter trigger block in its dis assembled form. It may help to establish what is required to repair or replace.

It is a smart design; as Mick mentioned it allows the trigger block to be indexed for correct alignment with the cocking slot.
A very handy function when changing out trigger blocks.

A PM has been sent to you Tony.

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Wanted: rear sight for Milbro Diana MK4, the slide elevation type. Or images to replicate from.

**TonyL** · 17-02-2017, 08:43 PM

Originally Posted by slow_runner

I have sent Tony some images of a MK2 Airsporter trigger block in its dis assembled form. It may help to establish what is required to repair or replace.

It is a smart design; as Mick mentioned it allows the trigger block to be indexed for correct alignment with the cocking slot.
A very handy function when changing out trigger blocks.

A PM has been sent to you Tony.

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Wanted: rear sight for Milbro Diana MK4, the slide elevation type. Or images to replicate from.

Thank you for your comments and the PM, Ken.

As per my reply to PM, I couldn't see any images, but don't fret.

Further comments on my reply to Mick below.

**slow_runner** · 18-02-2017, 05:00 AM

Originally Posted by TonyL

Thank you for your comments and the PM, Ken.

As per my reply to PM, I couldn't see any images, but don't fret.

Further comments on my reply to Mick below.

Hi Tony. Strange that the attachments didn't arrive with the email, maybe a security thing

I am pleased to read that you have it sorted on behalf of your friend with the assistance of the good people here.
That is a commendable offer Mick

**TonyL** · 18-02-2017, 07:12 AM

Thank you for taking the time to post this further information and images, Ken.

As you had said previously, yes, a very smart design and much more labour intensive than many today. Imagine the cost of rifles today with this degree of engineering and careful hand assembly.

Thank you again.

**Airsporter1st** · 18-02-2017, 08:48 AM

Originally Posted by slow_runner

Hi Tony. Strange that the attachments didn't arrive with the email, maybe a security thing

I am pleased to read that you have it sorted on behalf of your friend with the assistance of the good people here.
That is a commendable offer Mick

Great pictures and I'm sure they'd be very useful to anyone trying to visualise what is being discussed.

Just thinking aloud, but wouldn't it be great if we had a single BBS image hosting site, where all members could upload their pictures and all could access them. It would be a great central repository of information for the future.

**TonyL** · 18-02-2017, 08:00 PM

Absolutely, Paul, and really good of slow_runner to post those excellent pictures.

And, yes, a BBS "picture library" would be fantastic.

Maybe sub-divided into different sections, too, such as "technical", readers guns", "collectables" and "others".

I guess that such a facility would involve more capacity on whatever the techie bit is called, though.

And I would also, then, have to work out how to upload images etc.

**Chippendale** · 19-02-2017, 08:30 AM

Originally Posted by TonyL

Absolutely, Paul, and really good of slow_runner to post those excellent pictures.

And, yes, a BBS "picture library" would be fantastic.

Maybe sub-divided into different sections, too, such as "technical", readers guns", "collectables" and "others".

I guess that such a facility would involve more capacity on whatever the techie bit is called, though.

And I would also, then, have to work out how to upload images etc.

And more work for the mods no doubt

Off this forum for a few days, see you all later.

Mel

Chippendale (with clothes on)

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