maxwell

And not forgetting the angora

What pellets are you using in the rapid

Yeh ill be able to put it back together ok , the problem ive got now is I ordered a new oring / seal set , they came in a packet all mixed up nothing saying which seal goes where one or two are obvious but might struggle trying to match some of the old distorted smaller ones.

Finally got it out without damaging it , very gentle persuasion with light hammer and soft punch

Ive seen the stripdown ive took all the screws out banged it about and still no luck, I dont want to be to heavy handed and make a mess of it, ill have another try of thinking a way of getting it to move, theres a video on you tube but its the multi shot and guess what it doesnt have a pellet tray

Just going to say who the f---s this les neon

Ive got my fn12 single shot stripped down as I am wanting to fit a detwanger/depinger and also give it a service, ive removed everything and am left with the air chamber with barrel and breech still attached have removed all of the grub screws and screws , now my problem is how do i removed the pellet tray to access the screw that holds the barrel/breach to the air chamber

Does anyone ever make their own tools to use on metalworkers engineering lathe

Does the hw99 only come in the standard version or can you get a carbine model like the hw95 and hw80

What eukanuba were you getting 3 bags for £75, when i was feeding it , cost me an arm and a leg, would only buy it when it was on special. as there was better out there for less money

BIG MAC , hes one of the best and will go out of his way to help anyone.

Thanks lads

Thanks lads just got to get some tools and materials sorted then its full steam ahead, any advice would be very much appreciated

As ive just been getting myself a small lathe I am going to get myself a hw99 and have a go at tuning it , is there any dos and dont that people can advise me on which will help and make things a lot easier

I hope you had your heart spray and your mobile charged up after your last lucky escape