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Broken Cocking Knob (little help)

So I was shooting my Condor today and the cocking knob broke off on me. The problem I’m having now is I can’t get the air bottle collar off to remove the breech.

I removed the set screw that holds the collar on and reattached the bottle to get a grip on it, but it won’t budge. Any advice would be great.

Thanks,
Ryan S.

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quote Mr-lama:

Go the other way.

Take out the barrel and hammer and all of that. Breech will just slide out of the front.

If it get stuck on the sear, just put your finger in the back of the frame and help it through.

So I got th gun appart, and the breech doesnt just slide out there is something blocking it (sear?) and it doesnt move at all even with the trigger pulled. I dont want to force anything and break it.

I have been searching all evening on how to take this thiing appart and get the breach out, but every post seems to leave some important bit of info out.

Any help would be great.
Thanks again,
RS

Yeah I was hoping to avoid that if possible. I guess I need to learn how to strip her anyways.

Thanks Lama

There’s two screw securing the bottle collar. The obvious one and another screw in front of the first one. Some frames have a screw from the top of the frame. You may need to remove the scope to get to that one.

If you remove the barrel, be very careful with the tiny plastic allen screw, strips so easily.

Sometimes when removing the breech, the trigger is needed to be pulled or the breech wont fall out?

Sam

Go the other way.

Take out the barrel and hammer and all of that. Breech will just slide out of the front.

If it get stuck on the sear, just put your finger in the back of the frame and help it through.

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