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Lots of fantastic advice there. Soops

Hi Alan, wow that's a lot to take in at first glance, but I reckon I'll get the camera out and take pics as I disassmeble just in case something goes awry. You do make it sound so easy . Which way should I have it to open it, with the safety facing up or hav it underneath and is there anything liable to go 'ping' and disappear down a crack never to be seen again?(shudder at the memory of having a suzuki tsx 125 clutch pin shooting off into the shrubbery 20 years ago and the 5 hour search for it comes horribly to mind ). is this the kind of grease that you mean? My link. Could I

Have blagged a Webley Tempest off a friend for £20. It looks in good cosmetic condition apart from a loss of bluing to the barrel/cocking arm. When the barrel is pulled up it looks like there is some pretty thick grease in the workings. Should that be there and if not, how to I go about getting it out and what should I use instead? Also it says on top that it is 5.56mm as opposed to a .22 being 5.55mm. The pellets that came with it seem to be a pretty loose fit in the barrel so that's not going to help accuracy. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Soops

Went with my boy to see this AR and we have bought it for his xmas present. He's still buzzing now and can't wait to take it upto his grand-dads to show it off to him. Very nice piece of kit and it has everything that we need to get going straight away. Thanks again to Luke and his missus for their hospitality. Dave.

Hi just a couple of questions . Firstly, is it still for sale? Where it says 'gun only' does that mean it comes with the scope and bag? I'm after a good .177 underlever for my boy to use(he's 10 and struggles with break barrel guns), so does the bear trap mech still work ok? Finally would you post or would it be better to see if it could be sent between local RFD shops(I have no idea what they charge for that service). Thanks for your time, Soops