No matter the gun, it gets easier if you have tutorials, like on youtube, and how well they are made, than looking on a drawing.
Of the guns I own, (some FX's, a taipan, and an agt vulcan 2) the vulcan 2 is probably the easiest one. The main thing being it has side covers, and when you remove them, you can see inside the action and dryfire the gun, watching how all works. The airtube, valve, and valvepin, is all one main part. When you remove the airtube, there is no O-ring sealing it against the transfer port. There is actually no sealing O-rings at all, left on the gun when airtube is removed (if not counting the one inside the barrel, for the pellet probe).
Not even between barrel, and action,