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HI I've got a old bsa lightning that I picked up second hand cheap it needs a service and re springing which I will do myself but before I buy the parts I'm thinking that I will get a gas ram for it, what are the thoughts on this I.e benefits, difficult to fit etc and advice from anyone who has done this would be helpful cheers atb

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Hi bud i would defo fit a gas ram if i was you especially if your stripping it down they are fab nice and smooth id get one if i had the cash also they can be left cocked for ages with no loss of power brilliant choice good look with it mate

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I have had a gas ram in a lightning .They dont just drop in ,you have to file a little of the cross pin that holds the main sping in if I remember .Also the gas ram have a guarantee for six months for a reason .Mine gas ram did not last a year .It did shot well for a short time but it did not shoot better than a tunning with a good quality spring that my lightning has at present .Dont get a gas ram waste of time .

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I have a Lightning with a Theboen ram fitted. It's been in there for over ten years, and it still works faultlessly and pushes out about 11 ft.lb, with a tiny shot to shot variation. I didn't have to make any modifications to fit it either. It's possible that newer rams are of a lower quality, or that I've just been lucky, but it certainly makes the shooting much smoother and quieter. It's a lot better than even the best quality spring, as there is no torque component to the recoil as there inevitably is with a spring.

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I,ve had a mk3 tx200 a hw77 that i sent off and was tuned by sfs, don,t get me wrong they was more than accurate but i sold them both and kept a 20 year old fenman gasram , brilliant little gun...each to there own i suppose.. :thumbs:

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