Other Reximex RP trouble

Unfortunately it comes with the territory of a pcp owner. Soapy water or leak detection liquid. I find it rewarding to take them apart and see how they work and fix them. I had a few affordable guns I would frequently disassemble and reassemble for modifications, that really helped me with all my future PCPs.
It’s not a matter of if, it’s when. Even with the most expensive rifles.
 
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If you bought it from PA send it back, I sent two Rexs back before I got a no leaker, It was on PA money and they did it with a smile, LOL..
If not I heard of a guy by the name of Hammer that works on the Reximex guns, Just ask around for him all I can tell you..
Mike
he's on the forum " thammer"
he's a gunsmith for pyramid air from what I read. seems very good
Mark
 
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Unfortunately it comes with the territory of a pcp owner. Soapy water or leak detection liquid. I find it rewarding to take them apart and see how they work and fix them. I had a few affordable guns I would frequently disassemble and reassemble for modifications, that really helped me with all my future PCPs.
It’s not a matter of if, it’s when. Even with the most expensive rifles.
Wished I had your talent, I can take things apart just putting them back together is the problem , If I have a good video I will sometimes attempt it..
My hats off to you guys..
Mike
 
Wished I had your talent, I can take things apart just putting them back together is the problem , If I have a good video I will sometimes attempt it..
My hats off to you guys..
Mike
First time I disassemble a rifle i take a picture before I remove each part. Usually don't need them but when you do it is helpful. Hardest part is figuring out which screws hold what parts on the gun. Only real fine detail are trigger assemblies. They can be a pain.
 
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First time I disassemble a rifle i take a picture before I remove each part. Usually don't need them but when you do it is helpful. Hardest part is figuring out which screws hold what parts on the gun. Only real fine detail are trigger assemblies. They can be a pain.
Yup I do this. I also lay everything down in order so it looks like a schematic.
Unfortunately Reximex doesn’t provide them as well as other manufacturers. It’s one good thing Snowpeak has going.

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Yup I do this. I also lay everything down in order so it looks like a schematic.
Unfortunately Reximex doesn’t provide them as well as other manufacturers. It’s one good thing Snowpeak has going.

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Always takes me a while to mentally convert that 2D printed image into the 3D image in front of me. I like that parts list and wished more did that too.
 
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Yup I do this. I also lay everything down in order so it looks like a schematic.
Unfortunately Reximex doesn’t provide them as well as other manufacturers. It’s one good thing Snowpeak has going.

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actually I found a parts list and diagram for the reximex rp on pyramid air and it even had prices for the parts..it was really hard to find, don't know if I can find it again.. but apparently pyramid air sells pretty much all the parts, some you have to buy a assembly, like the regulator,or sights..
Mark
 
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