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| is one nice gun. Haven't had time to shoot it much yet and I won't bother with a chrono until I'm ready to tune it. I'm debating Maccari's power tune kit versus the Theoben air spring kit for the R ... |
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| The Daisy 1000 and the Winchester are made by Hatsan in Turkey. You can't buy individual trigger parts. You can build up the part or parts as mentioned above or look for a Daisy or Winchester 1000 r ... |
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| The Hatsans are better than the Chicoms in that price range. The triggers are tuneable. Hatsan makes the Walthers, Webleys, Daisy Powerlines, and the Winchesters. I have a $69 Daisy Powerline 1000 ... |
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Jim Maccari's site:
http://www.airguns.citymax.com/page/page/251327.htm
Springs, seals, tune kits, lubes, etc.
Send me your email address and I can send the RWS/Diana trigger tune .doc to you, ... |
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I have the Ruger Air Hawk. It is an exact copy of a RWS 350 with smaller dimensions. The trigger assembly is a true exact copy of the latest version of the RWS/Diana trigger (TO5?).
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| The Ruger is a clone of the RWS 350 (parts wise) with smaller dimensions. You can use 34 seals, springs, etc. in it. It is nicely made by BAM who also makes many parts for Diana. The BAM 28 is an E ... |
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I have two Gamos, an older 440 and a BSA made Hunter 1250. I think the newer Hunter Extreme is a fine "magnum" class springer and my old 440, tuned, is a nice gun.
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Amigo:
my approach has worked fine in the guns I've tuned. I have zero twang. I'm a firm believer in less is best, whether it's my sweet little BSA Lightning XL or my Walther Hatsan Turkish Talon c ... |
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I would recommend a good lube tune along with honing and deburring before trying to squeeze a few meaningless FPS out of your gun. You're getting the cart before the horse.
Do a search on James Ma ... |
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Gamo owns BSA. The Hunter 1250 and the newer (same powerplant) Hunter Extreme are both made in England by BSA. Gamo has announced .22 and .25 versions of the Extreme.
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| It sounds goofy, but plain old spray furniture polish works well also. If it has lemon oil, it'll smell nice too. The ultimate is Johnson's paste wax, but that's more work..works very well for prote ... |
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| Pay someone for a good lube tune and if it has a synthetic stock, see if you can buy a wood stock for your gun. Both will settle it down considerably. If synthetic and you want to keep it, stuff it ... |
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