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Offline Hodr

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Repairing CO2 bluestreak
« on: October 12, 2011, 06:41:56 PM »
I have had a Sheridan CO2 5mm blue streak come back after more than 40 years.  It needs wood resanded, lightly, a little rust on trigger guard, and it will not hold CO2.  Actually it is in great shape considering that it was found in closet at an estate sale with my name on it and a tag saying return to.  Does any one make a repair kit for this air gun.  It was a long time ago but my guess is the guy who borrowed it dry fired it.  I am also looking for a manual.  If I can get it up and running it might be trade bait, but right now it is a project.
 
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I seem to remember head shooting large mountain quil with it before I loaned it out.
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Re: Repairing CO2 bluestreak
« Reply #1 on: October 14, 2011, 05:32:44 AM »
Your best bet would be to send it to Tim McMurray at Mac1.  He's been working on these and customizing them for years (including a conversion to dual CO2 cartridges).  Go to his website for more info:  http://www.mac1airgun.com/

The Model F is somewhat collectible, so it would be worth restoring if you do the woodwork yourself.
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