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Originally Posted by 22lrfan
I made it back to the pawn shop the third week of December and bought it for $140 OTD. I ordered the rebuild kit and finished it yesterday. I put a CO@ cylinder in it and shot it a few times. It's still holding pressure after 24 hours so I think it's good to go now. It took a while to get it disassembled. All the orings had deteriorated and everything was stuck together. I hope to take it upstairs this afternoon and shoot it some.
When I opened it up it had one of the S&W CO2 cylinders in it.
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Congratulations on the reseal! I've found that if they hold air for a day they are usually good to go. Your pistol looks like it's in nice shape. The serial number tracks to about 1975, and it would have come with a box of 5 CO2 cartridges like the one you found in it and a tin of 250 pellets. They are great shooting pistols!