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Posted: 7/26/2024 8:05:38 PM EDT
| My grandmother gave me my late grandfather's Benjamin 22 caliber air rifle. It doesn't build any pressure when I pump it. Is this something I can rebuild and if so how and where do I get the parts? |
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I inherited my Uncle's Benjamin 317, that he received as his Christmas gift in 1944 IIRC. https://forum.vintageairgunsgallery.com/benjamin-miscellaneous/a-look-at-benjamin-transition-models-1930s-1997/ I sent it off to Smith Air Gun Repair for a total restoration. And they did a fantastic job, and it was well worth the expense, which was quite reasonable. http://smithairgunrepair.com/ |
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Give this a try first Pump-up air rifle not pumping up? Try the 'Alcohol Flush'. |
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A bunch of good videos on YouTube. You have to buy the special tool with the seal kit. Find the lead seals the plastic ones don’t work. Trust me you only want to do it once, very fiddly. Places like Archer Airguns, Pyramid Air sell the kit and tools. Worth fixing really fun rifles. |
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Thats exactly what I did on my Benjamin Streak... worked great! |
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I tried this......seal disconnected from the piston when I went to pump it....... |
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