Hi all have we a pellet section on the forum please and if so please direct me to it thankyou. As I've brought a second hand MPR FT in 177 I do have most makes of pellet I'm more intrested in the right head size the rifle will only be used for paper puncher From 30yds out to 75 yds any help with mak...

Mark112 wrote: Hi, Sounds like the barrel has come out and left the brass end piece in the breech block. They are usually Loctite'd together and it's the brass bit that has to be aligned with the transfer port. The barrel itself has no particular orientation. S410Barrel.jpg The above picture shows t...

TenMetrePeter wrote:For fixing the brass collars I would use Loctite thread or bearing locker not epoxy. loctite can be more easily dismantled with a bit of heat like a soldering iron .

Are now I do have that Loctite blue thread so use that you say ok I will thanks from underdog

eboswan wrote:Underdog....i bet your glad i didn't delete or lock this topic

Ps im keeping the dummy so you cant spit it out again

Yes I'm glad you didn't as I'm still learning I don't go out of my way to be rude to members.I shell wind my neck in and listen next time thanks from Frank in sunny Dover

Blackbaronfish wrote:Cool. Chop chop ...what are you waiting for

BBF

I'm out of epoxy clue but the rifle is stripped down so I'll get it all done Monday then again the sheds full of spiders !!!

Hi, Sounds like the barrel has come out and left the brass end piece in the breech block. They are usually Loctite'd together and it's the brass bit that has to be aligned with the transfer port. The barrel itself has no particular orientation. S410Barrel.jpg The above picture shows the barrel and ...

Dont forget to put a new oring in whilst its apart. I really wouldnt worry about a high spot on the crown as there are more things that can alter the poi than this, Get it back together and you will soon see Yes I do have a spare one so will change old for new would be easier with brass collar out ...

If you have, or you know somebody with a granite work top, roll the barrel over it and see if it's bent, then simply mark it at its highest point. Fit it with the mark facing up. All barrels actually shoot upwards anyway to compensate for gravity. Thanks for this, starting to hope my barrel is bent...

Its unfortunate that over the years we have tinkered with so many different guns, and that our memory gets distorted . AirArms started the 400 series with a two piece brass transfer port that was lock tightened to the barrel.Later they made it a one piece. With the two pice you needed to take the b...

Re previous post that no barrel is straight. This is true. That is why a barrel should be rotated until the crown is at the high point. This will remove lateral error and ensure true line of sight. It is "shooting the barrel". If the barrel has the transfer port drilled you are stuck with...