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chasgrips45 · September 4, 2012, 08:11 AM

Thanks Jim, I have as newer model ,also ,that`s the exact way to strip that gun. The fact the the straight section of spring is staked in position makes it a lot easier to snap the other half of the spring. This gun has the spring loose , just waiting to launch itself across the room! Just looking at the spring you can sort of imagine how it goes in, but in this case ,I believe the spring is turned the other way around . All I need is a confirmation that this is the right way , & I`ve got no problem with making it work. I`ll sit there & concentrate for a while & see what gives. Thanks for your info Jim. I`ll be in touch!

September 4, 2012, 08:11 AM	#3
chasgrips45 Junior member Join Date: January 20, 2006 Location: Franklin North Carolina Posts: 83	Thanks Jim, I have as newer model ,also ,that`s the exact way to strip that gun. The fact the the straight section of spring is staked in position makes it a lot easier to snap the other half of the spring. This gun has the spring loose , just waiting to launch itself across the room! Just looking at the spring you can sort of imagine how it goes in, but in this case ,I believe the spring is turned the other way around . All I need is a confirmation that this is the right way , & I`ve got no problem with making it work. I`ll sit there & concentrate for a while & see what gives. Thanks for your info Jim. I`ll be in touch!