well done paul
Nice one Paul
It's great that you are bringing a gun back to life and working nicely.
I've done a few myself recently, a bsa ultra-webley raider-and a crosman pistol (cheers ped).
I have a bsa comet(gamo made)that needs sorting and a few others that are in the pipeline.
Les..
It does have a feel good factor about it . I built a nice HW77k .22 out of bit I had aquired over the years . Shoots lovely . Decided to keep it with open sights . Very satisfying indeed .
Don
Well not HW, (but i have one) picked up a sorry Original 52 with more rust than the titanic, even the weaver steel scope blended in.
Cocked but couldn't move a pellet out so strip polish fitted a TX200 spring with its plastic guide that dropped strait in with very little preload and a lovely shooting tool it is.
Quirky loading but quite easy with long cocking lever, bedding in but may have to reduce a coil as right on 12.
Did clean up nice, surface rust and no pitting.
Accurate? You bet and a nice soft lazy recoil with it.👍
snarepeg.
Completely agree. So much so, I don't buy working rifles any more![]()
Always looking for any cheap, interesting, knackered "project" guns. But not lathes. I have too many lathes. Thanks, JB.
Good job Paul, a great outcome !
J.
“Let us not dwell on the distance we have fallen short, let us dwell on the distance we have travelled" !