Northwest M19A full auto BB rebuild

2wheelwander · February 4, 2023, 02:16 PM

May be reaching a bit, but figured this place might help as good as any.

I have a Northwest M19A full auto BB gun my dad let me buy as a kid with paper route money. The one that ran off cans of freon. Had a ball with it.

Anyway I still have it int he original box with papers. I'd like to try a rebuild on it, but the 'net isn't helping much. Has anyone had experience doing this or know someone who has? I'm thinking it can't be much more difficult than the trigger being a lever/air valve, but I have zero experience with air guns.

Think I'd like to enjoy this before Brandon outlaws this as well

Rob228 · February 4, 2023, 03:00 PM

Kind of a long shot but you might want to try some of the paintball forums. Even though everything is going electronic these days there are likely still some older "air smiths" as they were called that could point you in the right direction.

February 4, 2023, 02:16 PM	#1
2wheelwander Senior Member Join Date: January 9, 2018 Posts: 530	Northwest M19A full auto BB rebuild May be reaching a bit, but figured this place might help as good as any. I have a Northwest M19A full auto BB gun my dad let me buy as a kid with paper route money. The one that ran off cans of freon. Had a ball with it. Anyway I still have it int he original box with papers. I'd like to try a rebuild on it, but the 'net isn't helping much. Has anyone had experience doing this or know someone who has? I'm thinking it can't be much more difficult than the trigger being a lever/air valve, but I have zero experience with air guns. Think I'd like to enjoy this before Brandon outlaws this as well

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February 4, 2023, 03:00 PM	#2
Rob228 Senior Member Join Date: May 29, 2010 Location: Hampstead NC Posts: 1,450	Kind of a long shot but you might want to try some of the paintball forums. Even though everything is going electronic these days there are likely still some older "air smiths" as they were called that could point you in the right direction.