Problem with TSS =(
I just now realizing that it was doing it from new, but I didnt pay much of attention.
Basically sometimes it will just shoot and at 20 yards it will drop 2 feet below the target ! LOL
The fix is to turn a power wheel maybe quarter of the turn and it shoots again perfectly.
It sounds like hammer is catching on something somtimes if its not sitting just right.
the front guide on the hammer is all scratched up like it was riding on 80 grit sand paper.
Could it be that my frame has some sharp edges inside?
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Took it apart, cleaned it again. Polished it, lubed it.
as good as new now.
Now. Question. Is it hard to replace the beech o-rings?
I can see that I can get them out easily… but do you just kind of have to play with it to put the new one back in? Any pointers?
Oh and someone also had a link to ebay auction and correct size and density for them.
Aaaahaaaa yea very true.,..
Also some times the groove, where the cocking knob goes up to cock the gun, has burrs on it.
Basically sometimes it will just shoot and at 20 yards it will drop 2 feet below the target ! LOL
The fix is to turn a power wheel maybe quarter of the turn and it shoots again perfectly.
It sounds like hammer is catching on something somtimes if its not sitting just right.
the front guide on the hammer is all scratched up like it was riding on 80 grit sand paper.
Could it be that my frame has some sharp edges inside?
I think it is a sharp edge on the hammer sear….It is possible to reach it with your finger if the breech is out…..
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as good as new now.
Now. Question. Is it hard to replace the beech o-rings?
I can see that I can get them out easily… but do you just kind of have to play with it to put the new one back in? Any pointers?
Oh and someone also had a link to ebay auction and correct size and density for them.
First off you have to pull the breech out to remove the rear oring….
remove the old ones with a needle..Just stick the needle into the
oring and pry it out…….
Then push the barrel through the
back side of the breech until it
is just 1/8″ below the oring groove….Fold the oring and insert….Get the
part of the oring that goes in last started first then slowly push the
barrel through the breech and it should push the rest of the oring into
the groove. Visa versa for the other oring