Other help ? Walther LP mod 3

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beerthief

beerthief

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I took out the screws that hold the grip on to see about a smidge of oil on the piston . . i Moved the lever to the fully extended position ,but the piston didn't follow . Now it will not charge the gun , nothing fell out that i heard or see . any one know of a repair person in the USA ? or do i need to send to UK ?
Thanks Stan.
 
OK...super dumb question from a guy totally unfamiliar with the LP3: what happens if you return the lever, line stuff up as best you can, and re-install the grip? Does one of the grip screws double as a lever pivot point maybe?

Or...these might help...

Walther LP 3 repair

On popular demand (i.e. @Rayman) I will share some photos and perhaps reflections on an attempt at repairing a leaky Walther LP 3. The air escapes immediately through the valve during cocking of the gun. I followed the initial process laid out here, and it turned out that some part of the valve...
airgunforums.co.uk airgunforums.co.uk

 
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MDriskill said:
OK...super dumb question from a guy totally unfamiliar with the LP3: what happens if you return the lever, line stuff up as best you can, and re-install the grip? Does one of the grip screws double as a lever pivot point maybe?

Or...these might help...

Walther LP 3 repair

On popular demand (i.e. @Rayman) I will share some photos and perhaps reflections on an attempt at repairing a leaky Walther LP 3. The air escapes immediately through the valve during cocking of the gun. I followed the initial process laid out here, and it turned out that some part of the valve...
airgunforums.co.uk airgunforums.co.uk

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yup got those two . no didn't help . thanks
 
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