Daystate reseal time ... any advice?

Huntsman classic succesfully repaired..hand pumped from zero air using a HIlls pump only...fired a pellet to test it...holding air overnight for final check before mounting the scope again.please see my attached file for o ring details

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the pcp is behaving normally now...zeroed and in use
 
You will need the probe and magazine, for sure. It's also possible that the valve and frame porting are smaller on the 177. I don't have a Huntsman so can't pull it apart to see but the Red Wolf 177 has smaller porting than the 22 which is smaller than the 25 and 30. I've opened the ports on ours all to the 25 cal spec but I have decent machines to accomplish that. Wouldn't recommend it for the typical airgunner.
Bob
 
You will need the probe and magazine, for sure. It's also possible that the valve and frame porting are smaller on the 177. I don't have a Huntsman so can't pull it apart to see but the Red Wolf 177 has smaller porting than the 22 which is smaller than the 25 and 30. I've opened the ports on ours all to the 25 cal spec but I have decent machines to accomplish that. Wouldn't recommend it for the typical airgunner.
Bob
ok..thanks.any idea whether the huntsman classic uses o rings in the barrel assembly and also whats the O ring for the fill port dust cap...Shane from AoA tells me No_Otheriwse i have a clear idea of the other o rings used in this pcp..which i have already posted
 
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any idea hows this daystate degassing tool made...looks like a degasser with qco2 head?

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availible with daysta
Looks like it connects to the foster fitting and you screw the rod in to depress the check valve in the foster pin. I am sure the tool handle is hollow for the air to escape.
availible with daystate on their website now .costs almost half of that as being sold by Bagnall& KirkwoodUK.