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[Revoman]

I did a rebuild on a Benjamin .177 caliber earlier this year. It was super simple. Just take your time and pay attention to the location of everything (I took pics) to enable proper reassembly. Make sure to use very small amounts of silicon grease on any O-Rings (DON'T get ANY on threads or you won't be able to get them apart again), when I say small amount, we're talking just barely getting it wet looking, not globs, just barely there.
I didn't actually need to rebuild, it was really a matter of cleaning up old oil/grease mildly relubing and an O-Ring form the local Ace Hardware store. Easy!

[Revoman]

I built, nor bought any tools. All was done with standard hand tools that most everyone has. I really don't recall what model it was, a coworker found it in his garage when he moved into a different house. It didn't work, plus it had 2 steel BB's stuck in the barrel....it stated in writing on the outside of the receiver "Do Not Use Steel BB's"....guess someone couldn't read.
Sory that I don't have more information, but it was super simple.

[Spyder]

I've got an old Beeman, I believe an S1, that I'd love to rebuild and be able to shoot again. Geuss I should start looking around for parts.

[Revoman]

Have ya tried MAC-1 in the LA area? They likely will either have the parts/tools or enable a good guess as to who might have them.

[River Jack]

Nice looking gun. Would love one like that. Hope you get it fixed.