all i would say is that if your looking at a second hand marker, and your not familiar to the ins and outs of it, get someone who does know, to have a look at it and give you a second opinion.
Advice on altering and improving needed!
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It came yesterday, & its got a load of O-rings and springs, and a spare bolt, so i shouldn't have to worry about spares . I've got to get some more gas though, before i can test it out. it seems Ok though! Bye
You've got yourself a nice old P-gun!
Basicly it is a long barrel, Direct fed, Constant Air powered version of the PGP.
Actually, there is quite a bit that can be done to it. Alot of mods were done to those guns, and I am still very happy to play with my old PGPs and varients.
Did you check the date on the bottle? 5 years from the date and you shoudl be fine. Also you might want to try a smaller 7-12 oz tank, because the gun is fairly heavy, and the extra weight of a big tank is fairly uncomfortable (not saying anything about your sex, I prefer the 7oz tanks myself)
Look up:
www.docsmachine.com
He takes a while, but can do everything to that gun, even make it a Semi
http://www.palmer-pursuit.com/
They are the ones who did some of the first mods to old brass pumpers, and are still some of the best.
So, how did it shoot?
Josh
Basicly it is a long barrel, Direct fed, Constant Air powered version of the PGP.
Actually, there is quite a bit that can be done to it. Alot of mods were done to those guns, and I am still very happy to play with my old PGPs and varients.
Did you check the date on the bottle? 5 years from the date and you shoudl be fine. Also you might want to try a smaller 7-12 oz tank, because the gun is fairly heavy, and the extra weight of a big tank is fairly uncomfortable (not saying anything about your sex, I prefer the 7oz tanks myself)
Look up:
www.docsmachine.com
He takes a while, but can do everything to that gun, even make it a Semi
http://www.palmer-pursuit.com/
They are the ones who did some of the first mods to old brass pumpers, and are still some of the best.
So, how did it shoot?
Josh
Glad to hear they included loadsa spares - shouldn't be any problems in keeping it running. Have fun 