Hope you had a good one Geordie.

Nice easy fix then!
That's the beauty of AA underlevers, simple to work on, there just isn't much to go wrong.
Still keep hold of that lever though.
Happy shooting.

That went too soon!
The lever on the right side of the rifle is where I reckon the problem will lie. Fpoole will be the man to tell you exactly.

Anti Bear Trap.

It's got to be something really simple. If the notches in the comp tube are ok it means the the bit that engages in the notches is worn, the spring behind it is worn or the ABT lever needs oiling.

It may have a washer inside the piston, as above, try brake cleaner, use one of those extending magnetic wands down the side of the latchrod, you can then gently wiggle any washers out with a circular movement.

Blackbaronfish wrote: ↑

Sat May 26, 2018 8:42 am

Well done that man
What condition were they in

BBF

DEAD?????

They are still the best looking springer bar none.

It can be adjusted but it means a bit of wood removal and packing on the stock. Unless it's rubbing badly I wouldn't bother.

I agree with you Brian, there just doesn't seem to be any sense in it but it would be a good time for Westminster to slide some crap past us. You just can't trust those slimy gits.