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Bronze thrust washer reliability? 
PostForum: Rifles   Posted: Sat Dec 11, 2010 1:55 am   Subject: Bronze thrust washer reliability?
curbcheck101
 
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FWIW, I've never seen a springer where you could put in a .75" spacer.... except some of the detuned Canadian guns....

Bob

It wasn't one spacer it was going to be a total of three spacers ...
 
Bronze thrust washer reliability? 
PostForum: Rifles   Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 11:47 pm   Subject: Bronze thrust washer reliability?
curbcheck101
 
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Well the gun turned out pretty good. Couldn't use a spacer at all. Created spring bind. So a debur, lube and apex seal is going to have to do. Damn chinese guns. There just is no room in this gun for ...
 
Bronze thrust washer reliability? 
PostForum: Rifles   Posted: Sun Dec 05, 2010 11:57 pm   Subject: Bronze thrust washer reliability?
curbcheck101
 
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There is not alot of room for using alot of spacers inside a Phantom 1000- for the purposes of creating more pre-load, most people use 2-3 plated and polished 1/4" washers behind the front spring ...
 
Bronze thrust washer reliability? 
PostForum: Rifles   Posted: Sun Dec 05, 2010 7:00 pm   Subject: Bronze thrust washer reliability?
curbcheck101
 
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I found a chrome plated steel spacer. I need to drill out the center but it should work out. I'm going to sand off all the chrome on contact points but leave it on the exterior of the spacer. Unless y ...
 
Oils for break barrel 
PostForum: Rifles   Posted: Sun Dec 05, 2010 2:55 pm   Subject: Oils for break barrel
curbcheck101
 
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No- silicone oils are intended for use on plastics/neoprene and such- not metal and it collects moisture and generally doesn't work that well in metal-to-metal applications. Sure- all sorts of people ...
 
Bronze thrust washer reliability? 
PostForum: Rifles   Posted: Sun Dec 05, 2010 2:44 pm   Subject: Bronze thrust washer reliability?
curbcheck101
 
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If they are brass, it is not a problem.... If they are "sintered bronze" of the type used in "oilite" bushing they are brittle and unsuitable for that application where you are sus ...
 
Bronze thrust washer reliability? 
PostForum: Rifles   Posted: Sun Dec 05, 2010 9:31 am   Subject: Bronze thrust washer reliability?
curbcheck101
 
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Thanks for the info I guess I'll polish it up and install it. Hopefully everything works out.
 
Bronze thrust washer reliability? 
PostForum: Rifles   Posted: Sun Dec 05, 2010 1:48 am   Subject: Bronze thrust washer reliability?
curbcheck101
 
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I got it from the local hardware store. All I can tell you is they were in the thrust bearing box. I would go to stainless, hardened steel or even copper but I can't find anything localy or on the int ...
 
Oils for break barrel 
PostForum: Rifles   Posted: Sun Dec 05, 2010 1:25 am   Subject: Oils for break barrel
curbcheck101
 
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Would it be ok to use 100% silicone shock oil? It states 100% Pure GE Silicone Oil. Used for RC cars.
 
Bronze thrust washer reliability? 
PostForum: Rifles   Posted: Sun Dec 05, 2010 1:15 am   Subject: Bronze thrust washer reliability?
curbcheck101
 
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Are you sure with the fact that I broke two of them in the drilling process? Your power spacer is a lot thicker than mine too.

http://s4.postimage.org/2ins9a1b8/C040107.jpghttp://s3.postimage.org/o ...
 
Bronze thrust washer reliability? 
PostForum: Rifles   Posted: Sun Dec 05, 2010 12:02 am   Subject: Bronze thrust washer reliability?
curbcheck101
 
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Hey guys new to the forum and airgunning. I've been doing a lot of reaserch for the crosman phantom 1000 and came to realize the velocity wont get much better from stock.

I broke the spring in the ...
 
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