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frame dis-assembly

I need to clean and lube the hammer on my Talon. It seem to be sticking and giving me inconsistant hammer blows to the valve. I bought some teflon dry lube at Lowes. I have never taken the Talon apart. Is it complicated? I don’t want to have a pile of useless parts. I thought about just spraying the lube onto the hammer from the outside but there must be crud in there that needs to be cleaned out.
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quote pablouk:

Silicone grease for the breech orings/breech part of barrel, dry lube for the hammer and frame.

Well, yeah, I know about the O rings, but damned if I’ve never heard about applying it to the barrel “neck” as well. I guess it makes sense.

Ya learn something new every day,….

quote Buzzcat:

quote Mr-lama:

Remember as well, the small part of the barrel the breech rides on needs silicone,

That’s news to me, when did that become SOP?

Silicone grease for the breech orings/breech part of barrel, dry lube for the hammer and frame.

quote Mr-lama:

Remember as well, the small part of the barrel the breech rides on needs silicone,

That’s news to me, when did that become SOP?

Thanks guys. I will give it a try later today.

quote WalkonKing:

There is a Condor dissasembly thread in the quick reference section with pict

Anybody could do it like that though. 😉

There is a Condor dissasembly thread in the quick reference section with pict

Very easy. Just take the screws out, slowly pull the barrel out, and see the order of things as the come out behind the barrel.

Only thing to note is the screw on the power wheel adjustment needs to be taken out FIRST. Little baby screw. If you don’t, it could strip. So get that out first, then the other 4, and it’s pretty much cake from there.

And if you can’t get it back together we’ll help. 🙂

Remember as well, the small part of the barrel the breech rides on needs silicone, the rest in front of that and behind the bushings needs the dry lube. Don’t mix and match. 😉

Just be patient and take your time. It is not that hard to do.

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