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Poor old airgun.

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EDIT: It is a Pioneer NO G6432 MADE IN CHINA .
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EDIT: UPDATE: Ok well I got it to shoot! It shot right through both sides of a pop can no problem(I know nothing special).

But anyway, I still can't cock it open, I can only cock it closed. The only way to shoot it right now, is to take out the pivot bolt then angle the barrel down then replace the pivot bolt then cock it the rest of the way then just cock it back and shoot. What could be the problem!?
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My sister surprised me with this present. There are no indications of manufacturer or caliber but from the bore size I can tell it's .177 Cal.
I cannot cock it no matter how hard I try. I don't want to force it to hard. Not sure what I should do. Not that I need a new gun or anything it's just that I wanna shoot it! Heh. :D

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#2 Post by ABshooter »

It might be a telly... I dunno.
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Hey, don't hate. It releases negative energy, which is bad for everyone.
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#3 Post by Gotrice23 »

Looks like a Slavia.
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#4 Post by shoot »

Gotrice23 wrote:Looks like a Slavia.
yup

some shiny speckles on the stock?

looks like the slavia 620 i have
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#5 Post by DoctorFrankengun »

I have one exactly like it :shock: Got it at a yard sale last summer. The trigger on mine needs a lot of work but it shoots hard. Pellets disintgrate with the steel plate test :twisted:

I can't find any identifying markings on it so it looks like a double mystery.
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#6 Post by webstien »

looks a bit like an early chinese b2 to me....
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#7 Post by Gotrice23 »

webstien wrote:looks a bit like an early chinese b2 to me....
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Hey I think you're right.... :D
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#8 Post by Parker_101_ »

kinda looks like these.......
http://kandsairguns.tripod.com/id13.html
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#9 Post by Gotrice23 »

Parker_101_ wrote:kinda looks like these.......
http://kandsairguns.tripod.com/id13.html
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Yup, but the trigger guard is different. :D
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#10 Post by webstien »

Gotrice23 wrote:
Parker_101_ wrote:kinda looks like these.......
http://kandsairguns.tripod.com/id13.html
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Yup, but the trigger guard is different. :D
theres lots of variations of the B2 Model.

Some have slings, some dont (like mine).
Some have a barrel lock (like mine), some dont.
Some have a montecarlo stock, some dont (like mine).
Some have a funky shaped trigger card, some dont :P
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#11 Post by Jan »

Anyone got any ideas on how I can fix it(I can not cock the barrel, I'm guessing the thing that locks the barrel is too stiff right now, I oiled the gun earlier to see if that would help but It's still not budging). I haven't really worked all that much on the internal of spring guns. If I open it up will the spring shoot out at me or anything crazy??
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#12 Post by DoctorFrankengun »

Jan wrote:Anyone got any ideas on how I can fix it(I can not cock the barrel, I'm guessing the thing that locks the barrel is too stiff right now, I oiled the gun earlier to see if that would help but It's still not budging). I haven't really worked all that much on the internal of spring guns. If I open it up will the spring shoot out at me or anything crazy??
First, remove the stock and then take the barrel off. (the right hand screw on your last photo is the lock for the pivot bolt so it has to be taken out first)

Once you have the barrel off I think that you will find that either the latch pin in the barrel is seized or the piston is seized inside the tube.

Let us know how it goes.
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#13 Post by Jan »

Thanks Metalmuncher! I will be sure to let you know here how it goes! :)
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#14 Post by webstien »

Can you not cock at all or can you cock halfway and then it stops and grinds about halfway?

IF it stops and grinds halfway it could be that the piston rod is bashing into the spring guide because the spring guide is not aligned properly with the piston rod.

The fix ---> bend the spring guide into shape or get a new one.
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#15 Post by Jan »

Ok well I got it to shoot! It shot right through both sides of a pop can no problem(I know nothing special).

But anyway, I still can't cock it open, I can only cock it closed. The only way to shoot it right now, is to take out the pivot bolt then angle the barrel down then replace the pivot bolt then cock it the rest of the way then just cock it back and shoot. What could be the problem!?
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