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7/5/2023 9:03:48 PM EDT
Mine leaks. I found some O-ring kits online.
Is it difficult? Any special tools needed?
Any recommendations for videos showing the process?

Thanks in advance.
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7/5/2023 9:38:48 PM EDT
[#1]
I sent my Benjamin 317 off to
Smith Airgun Repair for a full
restoration.

They did a phenomenal job.

I'd send Sue an email and ask
her advice.

http://smithairgunrepair.com/
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7/5/2023 9:50:10 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By myitinaw:

I sent my Benjamin 317 off to
Smith Airgun Repair for a full
restoration.

They did a phenomenal job.

I'd send Sue an email and ask
her advice.

http://smithairgunrepair.com/
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That’s a great idea, thanks.
Sometimes being cheap/thrifty ends up with projects never completed.
Running at 33-1/3 in an i-pod world
Proud to be a member of the class of 2013
7/6/2023 4:49:14 PM EDT
[#3]
The pistol has a tool to dump the air pressure. You could do it just by shooting it repeatedly, but the dump tool is QUICK! And loud. Use some ear pro.

I changed the fill valve on the pistol. Benjamin sent me a new valve under warranty and I replaced it without issue. Just had to know how to use teflon tape. :)

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