Jan the above ideas will work..... but nails and such will deform the pins and possibly the pin holes from expansion. Try to find a hard bolt which is the same diameter or slightly less as the pin, and file it flat on the end. Then take a nut with tape over both sides and place it in alignment with the hole and flat bolt and squeeze it together gently in a vice...... this will push out the pin into the nuts internal area on the opposite side without damaging the pin, hole, or finish on the weapon..... I know it takes 3 hands, but you can do it if you are careful. I do it that way here. -LarryS
You can buy a whole set of pin drifts at princess auto for less than $10.00 Rona and Home Hardware carry single drifts for a few bucks each. Its worth the investment.
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canshooter wrote:You can buy a whole set of pin drifts at princess auto for less than $10.00 Rona and Home Hardware carry single drifts for a few bucks each. Its worth the investment.
Do you know where I can get 1/16" punch or pin drifts, I have Snap-On
15 punch set right down to 3/32" but no 1/16"..... perhaps something
I got to make ???
In a pinch I have used an appropriate size of drill bit as a pumch. perhaps you could cut one off with a dremel and then drill and mount it in a steel rod to make your own.
Airgunning is my hobby... and it is cheaper than
maintaining an outside relationship with another woman.
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