Tune your Spring Rifle and why you would want to Tune it.

A rifle tune will smooth out the firing cycle and make the shot
string more consistent; meaning that every time the rifle is shot it
will have less deviation between the speeds of the pellet. This
gives you a rifle that is more efficient, more accurate, less spring
twang, softens the recoil, with modifying the trigger with a two
stage insert it also make you a better shot by reducing the trigger
pull weight to something that mimics a competition trigger
assembly.

A tune entails cleaning all the rough machine marks from a mass
production rifle, fitting of the parts for a smooth action and
lubing the rifle with the proper lubes to gain maximum
performance. On most production rifles there are always some
flaws in the assembly of the rifle like nicking the compression
seal or a misaligned part. This is all taken care of when the rifle
is dissembled and inspected. I return any and all parts that are
replaced like a compression seal or a main spring for your
inspection.

The tune consists of disassembly and checking all parts for fit
and defects

Pre test the rifle over a chronograph
Dissemble and deburr all surfaces
Clean and inspect parts for defects
Hone compression chamber and deburr
Polish compression piston
Fit stock seal and or install new seal
Replace spring with modified aftermarket type.
Install custom spring guide
Install custom top hat. (roller top hat bearing top hat optional)
Replace cocking wear shoe and rollers with custom parts
Clean and inspect barrel (re crown if necessary)
Clean and hone trigger assembly
Install custom 2 stage trigger insert and adjust "Gamo and Gamo
clones"
Reassembly of the rifle with proper lubes (Moly 70, Spring Shield,
The Clear)
Final testing and clean up

Any and all old parts replaced are returned with rifle.

I do tunes on Gamo Rifles, Crossman Break Barrels, and the QB
Series of Rifles and the BAM Break Barrel Rifles, and many others.
Also tune the Beeman series rifles, all RWS rifles


just e mail for quotes.