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 Posted: Mon Nov 25, 2013 12:27 pm |
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| boomer92266 |
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| i have a daisy 901, i have always held the receiver when pumping. a friend of mine came over to shoot it and when he pumped it up he said the stock had a small amount of give. i tested it and sure enough on pumps 1-5 nothing but at about 8-10 pumps if the stock is held then it has a very slight give to it. is this ok and normal?, it can't move under small hand pressure but if enough pressure is used it moves slightly. the screws are tight so i'm stumped, if this is normal then i'm ok with it, if not should i send to daisy or is there a fix i can do? thanks for any help. |
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| Posted: Mon Nov 25, 2013 10:22 pm |
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| boomer92266 |
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| i contacted daisy, they said it was normal to have slight movement in the polymer stock. as long as its only a small give where it fits in the receiver. they told be that if i ever get more than slight movement to call them they would email or mail a pre paid label to pay for shipping and then replace my gun. +1 to daisy customer service. |
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| Posted: Thu Nov 28, 2013 1:38 pm |
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| robert w |
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| daisy is a good company just too bad they don't build a gun I like, similar to a Diana 34. if they had something in that range id buy 1 in a heartgeat |
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