What work did you just do?

Started by Fronzdan, October 27, 2012, 04:25:40 PM

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ped

moly paste is good or i've been using some lubriplate thats i get off my dad who fits dental chairs(the chairs it comes with is made in the us and comes with good quality imperial allen keys :-*)
i think the lubriplate is used for engine assembly like moly paste is but i only use a little and polish it in
ped
I am also active on https://ukchineseairgunforum.com

Gippeto

Quote from: DBOdude on January 23, 2014, 05:09:53 PM..... any suggestions ?

Given the variety of temperatures I encounter when shooting...+34C to ~-15C, I gave up on oils and greases...even synthetics change viscosity too much. Switched to this....works great as far as I'm concerned. :)

http://www.jigaloo.com/us/e_products_graphite-extreme.php

Al

mudduck48

#2612
I got my 38T working. Bored this after noon, wanted something to work on. Put my new rear sight on and my new grip panels on. Stuffed a cart in and pissssss, it leaked a little. So, I decided just to shoot it. After about 12 shots, it quit leaking. O-BOY. I shot out the cart and put in another one, no leaks. More O-BOY! Shot 50 shots out of cart number 2. It WORKS! O-BOY!!! :-\ :-\ :-\ :-* :-* That is 5 shots, 5m one hand.
We need to keep going and have fun doing it.

BillK

Nice looking 38.  Real nice looking target.  That's some fine shooting. :-*
West Michigan
Crosman Nitro Venom .22
Crosman 760 - 782 - 1077
Sheridan S S - H - E9
Benjamin NP pistol - Disco - Prod
MIC B1 .177
2300S - 2300T - 2400kt
1740 - 2240 - 2250 - 1760 - 2260 - 1701P
1322 - 1377
MK I & II

targettgii

Nice work Ducky some nice shooting too. :-* :-* :-*
Tom

Modded 1377
Modded 2240
Modded 1322
1750 HPA pistol
Stock 2260(for now)
.22 Gen.2 Marauder
CCS 2300
Custom 1740
38 T

BDS

Quack quack Ducky old boy :-*

There's a lot of 38 Ts and Cs for sale lately, they are great guns  ;)
Brian

mudduck48

#2616
I have only shoot this with 2 carts so far and I'm really impressed. The first cart hissed and pissed and I decided to shoot. After 12 shots it quit hissing. Cart #2, I got 50 shots out of, I think it is working now.  :-\ :-\ :-* :-*
We need to keep going and have fun doing it.

mudduck48

I rebuilt my black handled 130. It works!  :-\ :-* This is my first attempt at shooting it. And that is Davio's roll pin replacement. ;)
We need to keep going and have fun doing it.

BigErn

Quote from: mudduck48 on January 28, 2014, 12:05:25 AM
I rebuilt my black handled 130. It works!  :-\ :-* This is my first attempt at shooting it. And that is Davio's roll pin replacement. ;)

Very cool mudd, love those 150 frames.

BillK

Nice shooting & a very nice looking 130. :-*

How do those compare with the 13xx series?  Pump effort, power etc.
West Michigan
Crosman Nitro Venom .22
Crosman 760 - 782 - 1077
Sheridan S S - H - E9
Benjamin NP pistol - Disco - Prod
MIC B1 .177
2300S - 2300T - 2400kt
1740 - 2240 - 2250 - 1760 - 2260 - 1701P
1322 - 1377
MK I & II

targettgii

Tom

Modded 1377
Modded 2240
Modded 1322
1750 HPA pistol
Stock 2260(for now)
.22 Gen.2 Marauder
CCS 2300
Custom 1740
38 T

mudduck48

This defiantly has been a learning experience. Now, I have to figure out how to take the phaze 1 apart and fix it. I'm real good on the 1300 guns, but I'm learning on the older ones. :P :P   
It's the one with the wood grips that is next.
We need to keep going and have fun doing it.

vertguy

One step closer to adding the 1701P trigger frame to my 2400KT as I modified the new hammer to work with the rear breech screw. I was planning on just using the striker that I ordered, but think I will try the 1/4-28 grub screw approach so the stroke will start out the same as the stock hammer.

Before



After... not pretty, but it should work just fine.

PC77
FX Verminator .22

breakfastchef

Quote from: vertguy on January 28, 2014, 04:01:15 AM
I was planning on just using the striker that I ordered, but think I will try the 1/4-28 grub screw approach so the stroke will start out the same as the stock hammer.


If you use the grub screw, set it up so you can remove it at a later time. I found the striker to come in handy on a build I made last year that was not running very efficiently. Having the adjustable striker helped control the flatulent condition.
Larry

vertguy

Quote from: breakfastchef on January 28, 2014, 04:18:45 AM

If you use the grub screw, set it up so you can remove it at a later time. I found the striker to come in handy on a build I made last year that was not running very efficiently. Having the adjustable striker helped control the flatulent condition.

That was the plan as I will simply flatten the exposed end and thread it into the hammer just like the striker.
PC77
FX Verminator .22