Thank you for the tip on using the piece of rubber. It worked great and I would not have thought of it.

@2lbsTrigrPull

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It's shown in the video. Disassemble the rifle, remove the cocking link and cocking lever from the cylinder and out of the piston and unscrew the barrel hinge screw. Now the barrel and cocking lever comes off as one piece. To seperate the barrel from the cocking lever, you need a center punch to drive out the bolt from the right side. You need to strike the bolt with the punch with much force, otherwise it will not come out.

Never had a problem with it and I'm shooting this HW95 for good two years now. I admit I used too much grease in this video. It's enough to lightly coat the piston a bit on the piston seal's outside surface. The spring can be covered with heavy tar.

Thanks for the kind notice! Read this myself in a forum already with the exact same description you gave me here. I think I also annotated it in the video.

Yeah I hear you. I've stopped doing that. I only lube the piston lightly and not the actual chamber anymore. Works better and is less time consuming. I made a video about the HW97 lubrication with better lube job.

@Asys1985 You don't have to oil any parts inside. Just wipe down the metal works with a lightly oiled cloth. That's really all you need to do. For the occasional barrel cleaning a bit weapon oils helps too.

You can use any Moly MoS2 bases lubricant for your air rifle. Contact your airgun supplier or Weihrauch directly to get a new 10 Joules spring.

I would put one more tin of pellets through and if it doesn't settle down after that open up the rifle and clean all excess lubricant off. Sometimes HW puts way too much lube in their rifle.

thank you s much. ill give it a try

The rifle produces only 7,5 Joules, hasn't so much spring pre-load than higher powered rifles, hence no compressor. Look on the internet or ask your gunsmith for parts for your airgun. Where I live there is no Beeman Mod. 1051 for sale.

Hi, nice video. It was very helpful to disassemble my HW57 which has the same triggerblock. One thing I disagree (or do not understand correctly): why do you put grease on the inside of the outer tube? This way: when entering the piston, all grease will be pushed to the front of the piston seal and stay there, which should be avoided. I think it would be better not to put any grease on the inside of the outer tube, but only on the outside of the piston.

can you make another maintenance for 5.5mm Break Barrel Pellet Rifle(b1 air rifle slug gun) that would be really appreciated thanks

Hi friend, What lubes i need to use for the gun? I have opened it and checked the gun the spring is 11.5 inch long its a 10 joules spring, and its 44 coils..I need a replacement with same specs..and I need to lube it back and use compressor to put it back.

Have you accuracy problems or not? Is the barrel moving or just the cocking arm? If there is no noticable decline in accuracy it's not a problem. Otherwise you would need to shim the barrel inside the claw.

Great videos! This really helped me to understand wich parts should be greased and not. But shouldnt you use oil on some parts? :S

Hi how come you did not use a compressor??? by the way I need a matching spring for beeman mod 1051

Hey I don't know if this is normal or not. But my barrel moves left an right a little bit. I tighten the screw an it still dose it. If its not normal how do I fix it.

i have an air rifle and the barrel is permanently blocked. and needs to come of and be replaced. how do i remove the barrel from the gun? please help.

all in all an excellent video! for those who just want to critique this? whatever! you are imparting knowledge that 9/10 of the people had none of prior to this! Great job! I could do this with your video! minus some of the grease! lol Tank You!

@2lbsTrigrPull

4 жыл бұрын

Hi, thanks for the kind words. :) Yeah I cut back with the greas long ago. But the rifle still functioned perfectly. ^^

Like you said ,the airgun was new,so it was unnecesarly to regrease the airgun !

@2lbsTrigrPull

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well yeah but I wanted to show it. ^^

@ionescunicolae473

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Because you grease a NEW airgun,that make me believe that factory grease is not good enough !

Your English is extremely good. However the "two washers" that fit either side of the barrell pivot are actually "shims" and sometimes of a machined thickness.

Light weight easy to remove and dump

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@2lbsTrigrPull

Жыл бұрын

Thanks but I like the feeling without gloves. 😅😄👍😉

For a German, this guy is really sloppy. He works on a hard wood table with hard steel parts, and gets the table all greasy, has to manhandle parts to get them out, and then struggles to reassemble and forgets parts... He has young hands, however, he must be 18-19 years old. Nice attempt for a young person. Next time, work with a towel under the gun, and write down the order you did the disassembly...

@2lbsTrigrPull

7 жыл бұрын

No need to worry. The finish on this rifle sucked anyways because HW fucked it up badly. I already sent it in once for a refinishing job but that didn't really make it any better. So, in conclusion the hard wooden surface didn't hurt the rifle at all.