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oldy92
 Post subject: diana chaser
PostPosted: Fri Apr 09, 2021 9:09 pm 
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Im trying to shim up rear hammer spring in diana chaser.22.watched video on line. iv taken off stock taken out screw in back of cylinder tube. on video he
takes off non metal plug by hand. i cant take if off noway.. are there different model of Diana chaser?Do I have to take off trigger. any one know? thanks ted
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 Post subject: Re: diana chaser
PostPosted: Sat Apr 10, 2021 3:23 pm 
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They are made too big for some reason, it's terrible tight, I know. You need to stick that tab in the vise and work it back and forth while pulling. Not too hard or you'll rip it out of thr vise but keep a steady pull while turning back and forth. It'll come eventually.
Before putting it back in stick it in a drill and run it while using a file to thin it down some.
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 Post subject: Re: diana chaser
PostPosted: Sun Apr 11, 2021 9:01 am 
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wesb2007 wrote:
They are made too big for some reason, it's terrible tight, I know. You need to stick that tab in the vise and work it back and forth while pulling. Not too hard or you'll rip it out of thr vise but keep a steady pull while turning back and forth. It'll come eventually.
Before putting it back in stick it in a drill and run it while using a file to thin it down some.
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Wes

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Hi Wes. thanks . your a real blessing
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 Post subject: Re: diana chaser
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