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henry2
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Ca_Varminter
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I am Glad to know you like my Work !!
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rapid hunter
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any chance of you or swift putting up a how to guide to installing swifts mk2 rapid quick fill, they look awesome and want one but dont want to mess it up and wreck my rifle!
any ideas guys?
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Ca_Varminter
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| Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 5:03 pm Post subject: Re: quick fill question |
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| rapid hunter wrote: | any chance of you or swift putting up a how to guide to installing swifts mk2 rapid quick fill, they look awesome and want one but don't want to mess it up and wreck my rifle!
any ideas guys?
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Hi Pete,
Well the actual installation of the QF isn't too technical...
Just remove your bottle off Your Rapid,,
Take the stock off. Now remove the 1/4" BSPP plug on the bottom of the receiver. Now just screw in the adapter with the QF nipple (with the Dowty/sealing washer)
Now drilling the stock is a different story. The option of doing this ranges for the technical
http://www.airgunadvice.net/viewtopic.php?t=5123&highlight=install
To the ingenious
http://www.airgunadvice.net/viewtopic.php?t=11389&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=20
To just using a handrill and a ruler....
Stuart
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rapid hunter
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| Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 5:55 pm Post subject: quick fill |
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Hey great job buddy, showing the process makes it seem less daunting to a run of the mill guy like me.
just one question , what size bit do you use for the sleeve / insert (UK size if poss) i mean too big a hole and a whole world of problems if you pardon the pun 
other than that it seems pretty straight forward, just dont rush and job done!
appreciate all the help, good work guys
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Ca_Varminter
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Well Pete the actual person who professionally installs these QF's is Swift!!
I know he custom makes his liner for the access holes he drills.
So depending on the thickness of the liner will dictate the size of hole you cut....
But Swift is your man! So just drop him a PM !!
Good Luck,
Stuart
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bucketboy
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| Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2009 7:37 pm Post subject: Re: quick fill |
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| rapid hunter wrote: | Hey great job buddy, showing the process makes it seem less daunting to a run of the mill guy like me.
just one question , what size bit do you use for the sleeve / insert (UK size if poss) i mean too big a hole and a whole world of problems if you pardon the pun
other than that it seems pretty straight forward, just dont rush and job done!
appreciate all the help, good work guys
Pete |
Pop around to my place and we will do mine at the same time, we are sure to get one right
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rapid hunter
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| Posted: Wed Dec 30, 2009 6:50 am Post subject: quick fills |
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better get ordering then!
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Lykoris
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yet again I have to thank you for this wonderful resource Stuart!
An amazing source of information on how to take care of your rapid!
Cheers,
Paul |
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