valve nut bevel

[@miguelgarza8277]

Great video !.. highly explained step by step.....anyway.. must say that you start at the opposite way... next time try it by starting on the bolt side and you will not need the special tool to remove the valve... just open pump arm completely, remove lug by hand, closing slowly the pump arm will force the valve back .. repeat two or three times till valve pops out.....after that..... procede to remove the pump arm same way you did it on this video..

[@kenwaldeck6307]

Thank You ! just finished my 310. that's been broken for 35 years. I would not have attempted it without your help. Thank you again !!

[@NorthWestAirgun]

Glad it helped, and congrats on the rebuild!!

[@wrknonitnow8711]

I'm 59 years old and still have my 312 my dad gave me in the late 60's...and now i can get it to working agian...thanks to your video...thank you...

[@mdz0739]

Thank you for this awesome video! I have a Benjamin 342 that I got for Christmas, 1971 when I was 13 years old. It has been sitting in my closet and then my gun safe for many, many years, unable to pump up. I rebuilt it using the information you showed in this and other videos and it is back in service, shooting like brand new! I used the seal kit from Baker Air Guns.

[@NorthWestAirgun]

Cool, warms my heart to hear a story like that.

[@coloradobeeguy8536]

I've had this Benjamin in the closet for years and it won't hold air. Thanks for giving me the motivation to fix it!

[@ThePookosh]

Hi - thank you for posting this great video. I've owned a Benjamin 312 .22 for 60 years and I just inherited a 1964 Benjamin 317, .177 caliber and another Benjamin 312 .22 caliber. The 2 "new" Benjamin's were badly in need of rebuilds. Your video really helped me - I learned quite a bit from your video and from reassembling the rifles. My original Benjamin is in great shape and doesn't need a rebuild, but when it does, I now know what to do. Thanks!

[@stl1ajh]

Thank you so much for making this video. I was working on a model 310 (pre serial number) that wasn't holding pressure. Bought the seal kit from Baker and then watched this and another of your videos (on disassembly). Many of your "tips" came in very handy. My repair was successful, thanks to your videos.

[@91F2Z]

Thanks to this video, I repaired my Ben 312 that I got as a birthday present in 1964. Now rabbits tremble!

[@randyrussell1711]

Thank you for making and sharing this video! It enabled me to resurrect my late father's trusty 310 pump gun. I couldn't have done it without this video. Thank you!

[@hutchracing4680]

Thank you! I should have watched the video twice because I forgot about the little spring and ball. The spring sprung and the ball flew across my bedroom. I used a magnet to find it. Very informative video tho I very much appreciate you taking your time to share your knowledge with us strangers.

[@e.talbot1700]

I must say...That was one of the best explanations that I've ever seen. Great job sir!

[@JeffErnst23]

Thank you very much! This video was a great tool in getting my grandfathers late 40s or early 50s 312 back to working again. Although its harder to get back together than take apart with the new springs trying to seat that champhered lead gasket is a trick!

[@gk.spinoza]

I am so glad that you have shared these excellent videos! I recently bought a model 317 and thanks to NW AirGuns I have some idea of what to do when I start to clean it up.

[@SVTBansheeman]

Thanks for the video. I fixed my dad's old model 317 today using this👍

[@normsutton1485]

i have the hand gun model 137 , i also have the 317 rifle that i bought when i was 15, many many years ago and it still works great , but the hand gun i bought in the late 70's and won't pump up at all , i'm hopping this video helps , thank you , i sure like to get this gun working again

[@guitarmaho1]

All them parts is good all they needid was a good cleaning You help me a lot Thank You

[@jeffallen1771]

I'm looking for a valve cap tool ? Nice rebuild information.

[@lilmuddy1467]

I watched this video years ago to disassemble a Benjamin 342. That was in 2017. At the time, the title of the video was, "Benjamin 312 strip, tear down & dis-assembly." I bought a reseal kit with the valve tool from baker air guns. This video was hard to find again on youtube. I was wondering do you have any videos that could help me to re-assemble the gun back together?

[@TylerSnyder305]

That retaining screw is a good idea. I just received a nice '67 312 today that needed a bit of piston adjustment and the roll pins aren't all that easy to remove. There's a lot of anxiety involved to not mess anything up.

[@aheriady]

Vintages and ad the pioneer of other air rifle gun

[@jamesdundas2271]

Great job on taking apart. Like to see the assembly of the 312. Also where do you get the new white check valve with the X on it?

[@claybornlewis276]

. I'm sure glad I watched your video or I would have been trying to beat that pin out of there without taking that screw out of the end that holds the pin in and it would have ended up tearing something up thank you for putting this video up it saved me from tearing up my old BB gun

[@guitarmaho1]

Thanks for the vid I have to rebuild one like this for my neighbor this video is going to help alot

[@Romans--bo7br]

Hello... Great Video (All of them)... very clear & concise. I disassembled a Benjamin 317 that I picked up cheap ($40) and is in Excellent shape, except that I was getting 6 - 8 shots from 8 pumps !!.... Great shot count, but NADA for power of course. Clearly the dump valve was either jamming.. or plugged. Turned out to be both... the valve was loaded with all kinds of half dried / oily crud, so... I followed your excellent dis-assembly video (with the 312) and it was a breeze... and I had a valve removal tool that I got with a kit from PA about a year ago, when I rebuilt a .20 cal. Sheridan. The only problem I'm having is.... You never did a "RE - Assembly" video of that 312... and I'm trying to figure out, how the heck you get the dump valve back in there, and pushed down far enough to get the lead washer(the one between the valve & the brass nut) in there, and all the while... keeping the dump valve held down against the dump valve piston spring and in that "locator groove" at the same time while trying to get the brass hold down nut, screwed back back in to hold everything in place.... !?!!?!? HELLLLP ?!???... PLEASE ?? Soon ?? Any directions -via- a reply would be Greatly appreciated. Thank You, sir.

[@NorthWestAirgun]

2Stroke Diesel Power Ok, I'm working on it. Patience is a big part of airgun repair, and sounds like you have that nailed. It can be problematic to use lead rings that don't have the little tab as the lead may not spread into the slot and then slow leaks sometimes occur at that end. Some synthetic seals seem to spread and seal better. But when using lead, just put the valve in, i.e., the valve body, exhaust stem, and inner lead seal, don't worry about the outer lead seal or nut yet. If you can get it all aligned and pressed in, then while pressing, tap with a small ball peen hammer. That will 'squish' the lead, making it hold the parts in against the pressure of the spring. Best if you have a tool to also squish the outer lead seal while you tap, but the inner lead seal may hole by itself. Then, if it sticks, you can put the outer seal and nut on and tighten it down at your leisure. Tim McMurray at Mac1 Airgun Shop showed me how he would do it if he were a home tuner (Instead of having all the fancy tools). He starts with the parts inserted and the tube lying on its side, flat on the table. All the parts, including the nut. He uses synthetic seals and puts a dab of silicone grease on the inner seal to hold it in place. He works the stub on the exhaust valve stem into the spring and presses things in gently but firmly. Then he sticks it straight up and while holding it all in, uses a flashlight to check alignment of the tab, then presses it all down until the nut hits the threads.He will then rotate the tube counter clockwise until he hears the threads click, to make sure he doesn't cross thread it. Then its just a matter of tightening the nut. Of course, McMurray has done thousands of these since he was a kid working in his grandpa's airgun shop in LA. Less than 30 seconds and it's done. And he has a tool to clean up the internal threads, a tool for this and a tool for that. Not limited to just the home tuner multi-tool Sorry for the delay. I'll get back on it and get the videos done. I've actually got three more planned on the old Benji/Sheridans. Just have had lots of stuff going on and hard to find the time to pull it all together.

[@Mogman150]

Great info. I have a '73 vintage 347 which I assume is very similar. This will help in the rebuild!

[@gdp3163]

Thank you so much for your Benjamin videos. I too have a 1978ish 347 that my father bought me when I was a young kid. I have a Mac1 kit and made it to disassembly and cleaning. Ready to reassemble now. Wondering which direction to seat the white polymer inlet valve? No black "x" on mine but a dimple on one side and flat on the other. What side meets inlet valve spring and which side seats against inlet/check valve seat? Again, thank you so much for keeping the passion alive in so many of us!

[@NorthWestAirgun]

Best to check with Tim at Mac1, or whoever sold you that kit for proper installation. BUT, I've always put the dimple toward the front and flat to the back.

[@guitarmaho1]

Thanks to your video's I have resealed a benjamin 317 and a 312 I wish I still had my 312 when I was a kid again thanks for the vid

[@nuckenfutz9983]

Appreciate the video. How would you recommend polishing the seal surfaces inside the 312? I rebuilt mine which held zero air, and it still holds zero air. The sealing points did not look the best with the help of a boroscope, however I couldn't imagine any way to clean them. I used the Baker's 312 kit. This was my first tearing down an air rifle, and didn't have the faintest idea how they worked as I've never worked on any such thing, so your disassembly and cutaway videos were invaluable.

[@NorthWestAirgun]

Take a look here; kzbin.info/www/bejne/joDRoYp8q6h_rtE

[@duncanstuart4425]

hi, great clip,very helpful. i'm rebuilding a 317 and live in nz so can't get parts or the valve tool so making them myself, can you please tell the dimensions of the valve tool. then i can cut the square tip. thanks

[@slammed02chevy]

Which way does the pump cup go back in? I got a repair kit. One side of the pump cup is flat and one side has a void of space. I have the flat top piston style head on my pump (Benjamin Franklin 342)

[@earleclemans4836]

Where is best place to get valve nut tool?

[@tedharralston4391]

Is there a place where I can buy replacement valves and nuts?

[@water7211]

I was wondering where I can find parts for a 312?

[@ibsoarin]

Rick Willnecker of Precision Pellet, Dennis Baker of Baker Airguns, and Tim McMurray of Mac1 Airgun are top notch suppliers to consider. Other suppliers are available online with a search.

[@jonasleon4734]

Is any body know if there are someone to fix those rifles in Houston Texas? I have few need the valve please Can some one know.

[@sharpscornerx2]

Would this procedure be the same for the Benjamin 112 rebuild, and same parts?

[@NorthWestAirgun]

Not sure, I haven’t worked on a 112. Go to airgunshop.net and call the number, ask for Rick.

[@davespence4912]

Where can I get the special tools to remove the nut and valve?

[@NorthWestAirgun]

Sometimes on ebay, search 'sheridan tool' or 'sheridan valve tool' or 'benjamin valve tool' or some such. If you can't find one, email me at nwa @northwestairguns.com and I'll try to steer you to the right seller.

[@elpoderesdemiDios]

My question is: What is the diameter of the valve thread in millimeters? And thanks for these time you expend to do that for all the public Thanks

[@budisupriyanto317]

I like benjamin ,thank you , full. 👍👌🙏

[@garyostendorf776]

Great video. I have one that the tool will not thread onto the valve. Any Ideas?

[@NorthWestAirgun]

I've had that happen myself, usually someone has been in there and tried improper tools to get the valve or valve retaining nut out. You can end up with stripped threads on the valve and may need a new valve body. If the gun still pumps up, you can try to pump the valve out. A bit of light heat (hairdryer not torch) can help loosen the valve. The thread on the valve is 9/32-32, which is a very uncommon size. Try gently tapping the tool onto the valve before you screw it on, the softer brass will sometimes conform to the threads on the tool and let the tool take hold. I made an oversized tool, i.e., just a bit larger than 9/32", that sometimes will grab the stripped threads on the valve. A long necked plier usually doesn't work and can make the situation worse., so not recommended. Good luck and let us know how it turns out.

[@garyostendorf776]

@@NorthWestAirgun Thank you! I finally have it out. First attempt was to make a tool similar to the correct tool only tapped to 5/16-24. It did not work. Second attempt was the same only tapped to 5/16-18. That did the trick. I recently rebuilt a Benjamin 300 and had success. This one is a 322 hope I can get it to go. I do have photos of the parts if anyone is interested

[@laminc1]

Any idea what seal kit would work with a Benjamin 710?

[@NorthWestAirgun]

Get ahold of Rick Willnecker at Precision Pellet; airgunshop.net He can set you up with everything you'll need.

[@laminc1]

Thanks!

[@BigAlanJr27]

How are you? I have a 68 blue streak. Do you happen to have a bolt for sale or know where I can buy one?

[@bombaruski6338]

how can I troubleshoot my Benjamin 310? It's a 1951 or earlier model with the 2 piece bolt. Been a great gun for many many years! Recently lost its ability to hold air. Still make a phht sound when I pump the handle but that's it. Does that indicate that the pump cup is no longer working or do I need to get the tool and the kit for repairs to the entire unit?

[@NorthWestAirgun]

Yes, a sound like that generally means the seal is toast. Some people pour WD-40 into the tube, supposed to degrade the seals, make them swell a bit and seal for a little while. But you'll be back to phht fairly soon. I'd say you got your money's worth already with that gun. But might as well go ahead and fix it correctly, and it should last for another 66 years or so.

[@KrisV-d6y]

I just got finished putting mine back together but everything I try to pump it air comes out the barrel. Ideas why?

[@NorthWestAirgun]

Leaking past the exhaust valve. Try cocking it first, then pumping.

[@krisvadnais5009]

Ya I saw that trick and gave it a shot, same result. I hear it "poofing" out of the end of the barrel. Went back and watched video again and I believe its all back together correctly. @@NorthWestAirgun

[@bennettguns3809]

Where could I buy the tools, nut wrench, valve puller, etc.? Please list a link?

[@yvonnethibodeau6091]

Hi. I'm from bc Canada. I have a benjamin pump 5mm pellets. I can't find pellets or slugs. Where do you get them. Thanks Bryan

[@NorthWestAirgun]

Right now pellets are pretty scarce everywhere. I don't know of dealers in Canada, but in the US you can try Pyramid Air or Sharp Shooters or Airguns of Arizona (google them) and see what they have.

[@matthewfindley7499]

Thank u I got one. I’m goin to rebuild

[@lakeimaging7062]

Fantastic video and explanation - THANK YOU!!!

[@marvinlee8102]

Do you have a video of you repairing a crosman 108-109 town & country.

[@NorthWestAirgun]

No, sorry, I've never been inside one. And those are pretty valuable rifles. I'd probably send it to a pro like Mac1airgunshop.

[@marvinlee8102]

NorthWestAirgun thank you for your videos,I am linked to you be looking for that bell .

[@chrissee6826]

Do you offer restoration services? I have a 312 i want restored

[@NorthWestAirgun]

Sorry, I am not doing repairs right now. Try here; northwestairguns.com/where-can-i-get-my-vintage-airgun-repaired/

[@chrissee6826]

@@NorthWestAirgun will you in the future?

[@davidattenbourough7806]

I have a 342 and I have no idea what is the name of the parts I need or where to buy them or how to repair it. It doesn’t hold air at all. My dad left me the gun when he died and it was his when he was a teenager

[@NorthWestAirgun]

Check here for parts; northwestairguns.com/where-can-i-get-my-vintage-airgun-repaired/ You can get a kit that has all the parts you will need, but also the valve tool, which may or may not come with the kit. Baker airguns sells the tool, maybe others.

[@johnholt3752]

What a great video.

[@anakkampungchannel6467]

Nice video I have air rifle canon special 727 the mechanism and construction same as the rifle Benjamin's thanks 👍

[@terry72257]

Nice video, I've got an question? over the years I collected 3 BFs, do you know what years that the rifles were made w/ the 3 piece bolts? and they had no SN#.

[@NorthWestAirgun]

Hi Terry, I don't know about the dates of manufacture. Dean Fletcher wrote the book on Benjamins, and often posts over at the Vintage Airgun Forum, so he or others there might know, you could try posting there; www.network54.com/Forum/405945/

[@jefferyboring4410]

Is it just me or does he have his nut backwards? Also he shows the tapered string backwards also!!?! I’m doing one now does the newer white plastic seal go outwards towards the nut of the rubber I’d have to assume the plastic is against the nut

[@jonathanbrooks1110]

yes, flange side of the nut goes in first usually, but if you can’t get the threads started, turn it around and start the flat side first. Better than fighting with getting the threads started and getting cross threaded instead . Up to you. Not sure what you are talking about with the seal, one goes on the inside of the exhaust valve against a seat on the inside of the tube, the other under the nut (between nut and exhaust valve).

[@bonniepaine8926]

I have a Benjamin franklin 310 , its missing the forearm and some leakage going to it, Iwas wandering if I could send it to you to make the gun functional

[@johnholt3752]

I've got one of these from my childhood that my brother gave me (he's 10 years older). I would love to fix it. where do you get parts?

[@NorthWestAirgun]

+John Holt Hello Mr. Holt! Cool story on the background of your gun. My brother wouldn't let me shoot his, so I bought some pellets and waited until he ran out! All the sudden a change of heart. Anyway, depends on which parts you need. Seal kits are available on eBay even, but I prefer one of the airgun dealers like Mac1 Airgun Shop or Baker Airguns. Gives you someone to call if you get in trouble. Anyway, good luck and let us know how it turns out.

[@pdlandry]

How do you remove pump cup? I have pump assembly apart except for cup.

[@NorthWestAirgun]

Ah, the pump cup. A couple of types, one is the easily replaceable kind, you probably have the other kind which can't be rebuilt but must be completely replaced. Best bet is to contact Mac-1 airgun shop (www.mac1airgunshop.com) or other vendor and see what they have for you. There are aftermarket parts to replace what you have, but maybe better to replace with a more flexible set-up to take the readily available seals.

[@tukangsniper]

Where can i buy this rifle ?

[@leafinitup1]

Very interesting & great explanation. I have a 312 passed on to me from my grandfather. Now that I have it apart, how do I fix it? Thanks

[@tukangsniper]

Where can i get benjamin franklin usa lower price ?

[@donb3272]

Beautiful Gun!

[@MrChisni]

By the way that vid was awsome.Very informative.thank you.hope fully you ca n make a vid re changing seals on a Ben 3600.;)

[@giovannantonioiaciofano8627]

Where would I find spares for a 317?

[@NorthWestAirgun]

Well Joe, I'll be including that in my next air time grab bag. But for now, try Mike Baker at; [e-mail]

[@williamkroth712]

please help lol I ordered the parts kit from pyramid air and I think I got in over my head and the compression tube they gave me is the wrong one also I don't think I have the right tools to pull out all the parts that are all in there. where can I get a new (correct) compression cup. and who rebuilds them and how much would they charge??? thanks for any info you can give

[@williamkroth712]

and I guess I need a new valve I screwed up the threads of mine trying to put is back together...... I'm sooooooooo pissed off I just wanna quit

[@jonathanbrooks1110]

It's a pellet gun, not the end of the world. I don't post video's of my mistakes, we've all been there. Part of what experience teaches is when to stop. Sounds like thats where you're at. If the threads are buggered, probably your best bet is Mac1 Airgun shop (google it). He has a tap to restore threads and repair damage. Give him a try first. Then Baker Airguns and Precision Pellet (Google them too). Maybe time to punt to someone who can fix it for you and get you back to shooting, the fun part. There's lots of guns that I won't work on, and send out to someone else. Good luck!

[@williamkroth712]

Jonathan Brooks thanks for the input it's already in the mail to baker. and I know it's just a pellet gun but it's a pellet gun my father left me so to me it is kinda a big deal. but it's all good it will be done and done right I would like to find a good stock for a 342 if you know of one point me in that direction please.

[@Poslo1]

Hello, I am trying to restore a Model 310. This video has been helpful, but I am stuck on trying to get the pump lever off. My 310 seems to attach the lever with a hallow pin, there are no screws (like the one you removed at 4:10). Seems like it would be easy to tap out the two hollow pins, but I'm afraid of damaging them as they are hollow. Do you know how to remove these pins? Incidentally, the pin holding the arm of the pump to the tube has torn both sides of the tube from years of use. I'm hoping that the tube can be repaired by soldering. Thank you

[@NorthWestAirgun]

Hi Marcus, if it's a Model 310, I'd guess that somebody swapped out the original pin and replaced it with a roll pin. They can take a bit of effort to punch out, and there are special punches that have a kind of nipple to fit into the hollow of the pin, but I've just used a regular pin and was careful to tap it out. As far as the 'wallowed' out tube, thats a hard one to fix. If you have machine tools, you might be able to make a custom pin to fit, but you still have to get the holes the same size and at some point the pump arm would be weakened if you enlarge it's hole by too much. You might want to look for another gun, that has the front end and pumping assembly in better shape. If you try the soldering, let me know how it works out.

[@airgunningyup]

thanks, now if i have to replace more than the pump cup i know what i need

[@michael...8439]

Hola, amigo me gustaría que hicieras un plano de la valvula, y todas sus medidas gracias.

[@NorthWestAirgun]

¿Eres suscriptor de este canal de youtube?

[@michael...8439]

Sii hermano estoy suscrito me gustan mucho sus vídeos.

[@johnbrewer3589]

Yes, great video: I bought a #312 [.22] in 1963 for $18. In 1975 I bought parts and the seal tool from Benjamin - still shoots well. Have acquired a mid 50's #317 [.177]and a 1962 #310[BB=.177 smooth bore]. Could you provide the source for synthetic seals? I have extra lead seals with no tab. Also any sources for pump arm rivits with washers? Just bought a $20 Sheridan Blue streak [1982 and only replaced the pump cup] - fun gun like the Benjamins. thanks again

[@NorthWestAirgun]

+John Brewer Gee John, sounds like you've got the bug!! Those are all fun rifles, I find that even kids these days with the hi-tech looks of modern weapons, they still love the classic style guns too. There are lots of sources for kits, even ebay and pyramid air. But it's nice to be able to talk to someone if you find yourself out in the weeds, so you could also try precision pellet, ab airguns, mac1airgunshop, and baker airguns. Mac1 has great kits and includes rivets iirc, but doesn't sell the valve tool. Investigate to see what you're getting into on the rivets. If the rivet hole in the lever is wallowed out, you'll have to drill out the lever and the link, make a bushing to fit, and reinstall it, working around the link spring. can get kinda involved. Good luck and let me know how it goes for you.

[@tomdean9087]

@@NorthWestAirgun that was a lot of help thank you.how can I get parts for my benjamin Franklin pellet gun.

[@hanneliediedericks3025]

It is great!

[@wyattorton7384]

do you have the actual name of "the tool" so i can get it later (i have a 342 and can't get to seals)

[@ibsoarin]

I also tried to find an official name for the tool. I found new ones being produced under a title search and found that useful words were: Valve Tool Benjamin Sheridan Air Rifle Soldered Valve. The most recent search on eBay produced this item: "VALVE TOOL for certain Benjamin Sheridan Air Rifles Rifle with Soldered Valve" I appreciate this video showing the use of this valve tool. The current price for this tool is so low that it is not cost effective to make one yourself. If you already have a lathe, mill and hardening/tempering tools and experience and want the satisfaction that you made you own tool, then great job. I thoroughly enjoyed this two part series on making, hardening and tempering a valve tool by NorthWestAirgun: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHKxeaWLZceEo9E Making and Heat Treating a Benjamin Sheridan Valve Tool - Part A kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6mVppVqhtCnnc0 Making and Heat Treating a Benjamin Sheridan Valve Tool - Part B Best regards.

[@aflatminor]

Fantastic concise video!! ;-)

[@JoBles360]

The check valve spring and washer are stuck in my 1960s benjamin 312. I have full rebuild kit but cannot for the life of me get the washer out that holds the spring and check valve in the chamber. Has anyone seen anything like this? I'm assuming it must be wedged in there and may be deformed slightly due to the brass. Idk what to do at this point.

[@NorthWestAirgun]

yeah, hate when that happens. You can make a hook tool, use 1//8” welding rod or similar, and bend a small hook into one end. Has to be small enough hook to fit into the center hole of the washer, but strong enough to pull the stubborn little thing out of its seat.

[@JoBles360]

@@NorthWestAirgun thanks so much! I'll give it a shot. I was thinking of trying to design some kind of tiny slide hammer to remove it haha.

[@MrChisni]

Does anyone know where i can a Schematic for a Benjamin 3600 ,100 shot repeater? Ineed to make some new seals.Thanks All.Built around 1958.

[@bobhatton1593]

You keep showing the valve nut backwards the taper goes against the lead seal

[@nurisbonsaivlog5677]

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[@johnharyonobintamuri3648]

Thanks..

[@danieladams1300]

ty. very munch....big help.

[@jonasleon4734]

Is any body k ow if there are some one in Houston Texas to fix a few rifles I have? Please let me know.

[@firstalabama7665]

Hello, Do you do rebuild for a fee On Benjamins? If so can you let me know how to send it to you?

[@jonathanbrooks1110]

Hello 'bama, no, not taking in any work right now, here's the usual suspects; mac1airgunshop.com bakerairguns.com precisionpellet.com Another good one, but not on the net; Chet Pauls, [phone] Good luck, please let me know who you hired and how they did

[@evanhampel4999]

If anyone knows where I can buy one please let me know!

[@davespence4912]

eBay.

[@cartermachler9379]

i just found one in the woods...

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[@subblegum]

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[@sagharraja1670]

I m in Pakistan in need presher pump rubber every body can help me plz?

[@NorthWestAirgun]

Try online dealers, probably Pyramid Air is your best option; www.pyramydair.com/s/a/Benjamin_Sheridan_Repair_Kit_Fits_Some_Pre_1995_Multi_Pump_Guns_w_Soldered_Valve/624

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