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Thread: Anyone know about replacing seals on a CO2 pellet gun?

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    Anyone know about replacing seals on a CO2 pellet gun?

    I have a Sheridan pellet rifle that uses Co2 cartridges. ( It's about 25 years old) . It still fires if I put in a new cartridge, but if I wait a day, the gun loses pressure. Has anyone replaced seals on a CO2 gun? Do I need to get special o rings or seals? Are there any tricks to install the seals? I'm thinking of going to an auto parts store to get o rings. I tried to find a set of O rings specifically for the gun, but I struck out. Sorry this is all one paragraph, can't get the return key to work Thanks, Bill

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    It's been a while, but I remeber it being pretty easy to do.

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    If you want to have it done professionally, I had a Sheridan pump pellet gun done by a company in Los Angeles that was highly recommended on the web. They did a good job. If you're interested, I'll look up the name - don't remember it off the top of my head.

    Mike
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    Hi Mike, I'd be interested in the name of the company. Thanks

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    Mac-1 Airgun Distributors
    13974 Van Ness Ave
    Gardena, CA 90249
    (310) 327-3582
    http://www.mac1airgunshop.com/

    I forgot the guy's name but he did an excellent job on the repair (it's bigger than a one man operation). The gun had not been used in 20 - 30 years and wouldn't pump at all. If you ship to him, he'll ask you to take the stock off. All he needs is the mechanicals.

    Mike
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    Thanks Mike

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike Henderson View Post
    Mac-1 Airgun Distributors
    13974 Van Ness Ave
    Gardena, CA 90249
    (310) 327-3582
    http://www.mac1airgunshop.com/

    I forgot the guy's name but he did an excellent job on the repair (it's bigger than a one man operation). The gun had not been used in 20 - 30 years and wouldn't pump at all. If you ship to him, he'll ask you to take the stock off. All he needs is the mechanicals.

    Mike
    What type of fastener do the air rifle use to hold the stock on, I can not see the bottom of the hole to tell the type of screw head

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    Quote Originally Posted by ray hampton View Post
    What type of fastener do the air rifle use to hold the stock on, I can not see the bottom of the hole to tell the type of screw head
    Mine just had a single slotted head screw about half way between the front of the stock and the trigger guard. Remove that and the stock comes off. Don't know on yours.

    Mike
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike Henderson View Post
    Mine just had a single slotted head screw about half way between the front of the stock and the trigger guard. Remove that and the stock comes off. Don't know on yours.

    Mike
    removing my stock involve removing two star screws toward the forearm end and two that held the trigger guard to the stock

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    Theres several airgun forums my dad belongs to. Im sure there a wealth of knowledge. Not sure of your talking about the guns you fill with a scuba tank but thats what im talking about. He has fixed his seals before and has had then sent out as well to be fixed.

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    Hi Craig, Can you point me to one of your dad's forums? Thanks, Bill

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    Pyramydair.com may be able to help. Great company to do business with.
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