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Huh! Who'd have thunk it? So another syringe of alcohol into the air hole and a couple more behind the piston cup and this time I leaned it up before taking off. The next day I went in and worked the pump arm a couple of times and it seemed to be getting a bit of resistance to it. Then the lever was worked a couple of times and I laid it out on the bench and took off. Then I squirted a couple more CC's behind the piston cup after it had dropped past the air hole. But what could a bit of alcohol hurt? I was in a bit of a hurry as we were almost ready to take off and get somethings done that needed doing, but I took a couple minutes to suck about 4 CC's of 70* rubbing alcohol into a syringe and squirt it into the air hole on the rifle with the pump completely raised.

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This one obviously wasn't sucking in air, the pump arm would free fall if released at the top of the stroke. The one I watched showed a rifle that was audibly sucking in air, but not compressing it properly. I'd heard about an 'alcohol flush', so looked it up on the 'tube video sight. We've been busier even than usual as we get the year off to a good start in our ministry here so didn't have much time in my 'shop'. I've been wanting to play with one of these for YEARS, but they are few and far between. He'd loaned it to someone and it came back non-functional, as in no air being compressed when moving the pump arm. This past weekend a fellow brought me a Benjamin Sheridan 397 PA that was built in 1996 and carried down here when such was still allowed. Many around here know I mess around with airguns so they send friends over to see if I can get 'em going when something goes wrong. Such is the reality of life between the Canal and the Equator. It's no secret that the vast majority of my shooting is air power.

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