The back of my Freak is stuck on my cocker and I cant get a good enough grip on it cos of the front parts, any tricks to get this damn thing off!!
FUB
FUB
I Cant get my Barrell off!!
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Dry fire lots, maybe the vibration will work it off, failing that stick it in the freezer...
Paul
Pull the insert out--if you haven't already--then put a screwdriver or similar through it crosswise using the cutout windows that display the bore size of the insert and apply steady, gentle pressure. Build up pressure slowly until it starts to unthread and you should manage without leaving a mark on the Freak back.
Go to B&Q and buy a baby boa, one of those little strap wrench things. Works a treat. Or if you have a mouse mat for your computer with one of the rubvberised grippy surfaces underneath just try and use that.
To stop it happening again add an o-ring to the back part of the freak (where it screws in) and just put a bit of dow on it. Works a treat and makes it easy to take the barrel back off again
Dave
To stop it happening again add an o-ring to the back part of the freak (where it screws in) and just put a bit of dow on it. Works a treat and makes it easy to take the barrel back off again
Dave
Whats DOW?
and Ive only just got the gun so I dont have any spares / O-Rings etc of any sort yet when i get some i might do that. will certainly make it easier to get off for cleaning.
FUB
and Ive only just got the gun so I dont have any spares / O-Rings etc of any sort yet
when i get some i might do that. will certainly make it easier to get off for cleaning.FUB
Gotta buy some gun oil tooOriginally posted by mike from brum
Dow 33. lubrication. or if it suits your tastes KY jelly
whatever you use to lube ya marker
E-Blade manual says sewing machine oil, is that ok?
FUB
Sure fire method this, this is what i used to do....
go to B&Q and buy a small file. Now starting at the end of the barrel, slowly rub at the metal with the file. Keep doing this until you reach the body of the cocker. You should now have a barrel-less gun, and a pile of metal dust. Next, cover all your inserts with a thin layer of Gloy glue ( the kind we used to eat as a kid) and roll them around in the dust, thereby coverng them in a chrome outer layer. Your work here is done.
come to think of it, that's a **** idea.....
Cook$™
n.b. I accept no responsiblity if you are actually dumb enough to carry out any of the above instructions.... except for going to B&Q, that wont do your barrel any harm. Unless you take it with you and it gets run over by a trolley or something.....
n.b. I accept no responsiblity if your barrel gets run over by a trolley...
go to B&Q and buy a small file. Now starting at the end of the barrel, slowly rub at the metal with the file. Keep doing this until you reach the body of the cocker. You should now have a barrel-less gun, and a pile of metal dust. Next, cover all your inserts with a thin layer of Gloy glue ( the kind we used to eat as a kid) and roll them around in the dust, thereby coverng them in a chrome outer layer. Your work here is done.
come to think of it, that's a **** idea.....
Cook$™
n.b. I accept no responsiblity if you are actually dumb enough to carry out any of the above instructions.... except for going to B&Q, that wont do your barrel any harm. Unless you take it with you and it gets run over by a trolley or something.....
n.b. I accept no responsiblity if your barrel gets run over by a trolley...