Ghost Ghost Carbine leak, found but can’t figure out how to fix…🫣

[Solo1]

Would you describe what other tool one might use…? Thank you.

You can use a pair of 90 * angle snap ring pliers so ive been told

 

[Luis Leon]

ALWALKEE 28-Piece Adjustable Pin Spanner Wrench Set, Precision Spanner Wrench with Metric & SAE Pins, Heavy Duty Hook C Spanner Wrench for Hydraulic Cylinder, Coilover & Locknut, 6-200mm - Amazon.com

ALWALKEE 28-Piece Adjustable Pin Spanner Wrench Set, Precision Spanner Wrench with Metric & SAE Pins, Heavy Duty Hook C Spanner Wrench for Hydraulic Cylinder, Coilover & Locknut, 6-200mm - Amazon.com

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Something like this or a very thin pair of needle nose plyers, but you will need to be very careful with either....

Tony P.

Thank you Tony…

 

[Danman]

Rebuilding the reg is very easy. The wife and I compete with our Ghosts, so I rebuild them, usually before we start practicing for a big match. Having the tool is the key, but not 100% needed.

Finally rebuilt all the valves last week. I started a log with dates so I know what I have done to each gun and when...CRAFT has kicked in (Can't Remember a F'N Thing)

Tony P.

Well I am intrigued!
I love my airguns and like working on them, but if they ain't broke...
Why do you rebuild yours so frequently?
I could see it help with the fps numbers (es/sd #s) or to maybe prevent an o-ring failure at a match....

 

[Billm]

I’m willing to bet a trip to Harbor Freight with $6.99 plus tax will solve your tool problem. Worth a try. I don’t need to pull mine, or I’d test the idea. They come with round pins and you turn the dial until the pins are spaced correctly. I’ve included a link to HF and a YouTube link.

https://www.harborfreight.com/watch-case-opener-91550.html

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[Pesty3782]

Well I am intrigued!
I love my airguns and like working on them, but if they ain't broke...
Why do you rebuild yours so frequently?
I could see it help with the fps numbers (es/sd #s) or to maybe prevent an o-ring failure at a match....

O rings are cheap and if your reg goes during a competition you don't have time on the bench or Field Target to fix it. I usually will rebuild them before each "Big" competition. Not the little local ones, but EBR, PAC Etc.

Another way to pull the reg is with 2 drill bits that the shank fits perfectly in the hole. You then can use a small screw driver to use as leverage to turn the bits.

Lots of ways to get the reg out, but the tool is the best way.

Tony P.