Got my Multi-Shot Kit
What up guys! I got my multi-shot kit in the mail the other day. From notification to delivery was probably about a week (counting weekend) and I live in Hawaii. Pretty dang good there Tony! As always Ed’s workmanship is impeccable. I love that the guy touches by hand the pieces when building these guns and multi-shot kits. Quality control. OK enough of that stuff.
Well I got the kit installed and it does as expected, looks pretty good as well. That said you pretty much gotta take apart the gun to remove the stock breech and install the multi-shot kit. I went with a full removal of the air tube, trigger group and then the stock breech. There is a breech block that the barrel screws into also that needs to be removed and replaced with one that comes with the kit. If you guys want pictures or a video of how or just to see it I can get around to it if there are requests. Just give me sometime.
Still gotta put some on paper to see if accuracy changes or anything (not expecting any problems). I am just a simple plinker and pest controller so I really don’t do all that shot string stuff with a chrono sorry.
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Hello Ed. I think that Kekoa has stripped out one of 2 very small flat head screws that secure the rear cap on to the breech end of the air tube. I also have one of those screws that is almost stripped out. I went to the local hardware store today for a longer screw but, they were closed when I got there.
I hope that you have threaded the end cap holes deeper than the small and very short screw engages and that I can buy a longer screw and get it to tighten it down properly.
If not, I will have to buy the proper sized drill bit, the proper sized tap and drill and tap the hole deeper.
I will go to the hardware store tomorrow and post what I find out as to thread size and thread depth.