N/A S.A.R. .177 air rifle

[TimWoodsome]

I recently bought a little SAR Japanese air rifle at an antique store that was in pretty crusty condition. I've disassembled it and cleaned it up and i need a couple of parts. It has a leather seal that needs replaced and the main spring is pretty crooked and weak. From what little I have been able to find these little guns are similar to the Slavia 618 and the GECADO 22 in design. I have each of the others and this is the same over all size. I'm hoping to get it working so each of the G-kids will have one to shoot.
I'm looking for suggestions on where to source parts. Thanks.

 

[Shuggoth]

As far as the spring measure it as far as length, outside Diam, wire Diam and coil count and then check with ARH or vortek for a comparable spring. The seal maybe Chambers or Knibbs.

 

[xsarfc9x]

I believe they’re copies of the Diana 24s. I had one a while back and they were well machined and blued.

 

[dan_house]

Tim got a pic?

 

[TimWoodsome]

Ill have to do a complete re-bluing.

 

[TimWoodsome]

Tim got a pic?

 

[TimWoodsome]

Here are my three little air rifles. The Slavia 618 I picked up a few years ago, the GECADO 22 I got for my tenth Christmas in 1963 while a missionary kid in Kenya. It is still an accurate shooter with untold numbers of pellets through it over the years.

 

[Shuggoth]

Nice looking springer, never seen one of those.

 

[HeyU]

Can you provide a picture of the leather seal? I have some for the TF 97 Shanghei rifles.

 

[TimWoodsome]

Can you provide a picture of the leather seal? I have some for the TF 97 Shanghei rifles.

 

[dan_house]

THose are cool!
was confused, as the only SAR rifles I know of are from Umarex. The Student Air Rifle, that many groups are a starter rifle. But these seem wayyyyyyy beyond that
Thanx for the pics!