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asdf20000
PostPosted: Mon Nov 22, 2010 9:01 pm 
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Hello All, I am looking for someone in Vancouver B.C. Area who is experienced in working with Crosman Phantom 500 .22 Cal air rifle. Thanks
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PostPosted: Tue Jun 14, 2011 8:47 pm 
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PostPosted: Wed Jun 15, 2011 12:53 am 
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They are not that hard to work on. No special tools are required to tear them down. After it's apart, it basically just a de-burr and relube.
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TGo on Youtube and look-up my account: jgoodz420

You will find 4 videos called proper air rifle disassembly, they are dealing directly with the Phantom...As well, I have a video show9ng how to make a spring compressor, should be about all you need aside from lube and tools.... :drinkers:

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Dont need a spring compressor for the phantom. And if you can't figure it out I could help you

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Gtguy wrote:
Dont need a spring compressor for the phantom...


"Need" and "should use" are not the same thing- but pulling apart any springer without a compressor could be bad news.

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AirGunEric wrote:
Gtguy wrote:
Dont need a spring compressor for the phantom...


"Need" and "should use" are not the same thing- but pulling apart any springer without a compressor could be bad news.


Exactly...Sooner or later you will slip while hammering the pin in...

"Gtguy" Please don't go advising new members to do things unsafely after they have been told the correct and safe way to do something... :roll:

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Ok ok forget I said it. That's just my method

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asdf20000 wrote:
Hello All, I am looking for someone in Vancouver B.C. Area who is experienced in working with Crosman Phantom 500 .22 Cal air rifle. Thanks
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