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NEMROD PNEUMATIC SPEARGUN (FUSIL)

Thread Status: Hello , There was no answer in this thread for more than 60 days.
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Here is a small Nemrod "Galeon 1" in good condition, hopefully it does not become a raygun!
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Vintage...716145?hash=item2156d4eef1:g:OToAAOSwG8tcnKNj

However 300 bucks is a lot for a gun that does not currently work. The cracked rear yellow cap will be due to a leaking rear inlet valve, I had that happen with my “Comando” that uses a black version of the exact same rear plastic cap. Compressed air leaking slowly pressurizes the plastic cap and it cracks because a rubber seal at the cap base holds air in and of course keeps water out when diving with the gun.
 
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I have that problem, even you sent sketch (Thanks a'lot) I don't find the O-ring in valve, and don't know it's size, or how it looks like, I cannot fix the gun, and cannot continue checking it. Do you have, by mistake, photo? Not just sketch? No connection, I have the body of the "Comando", but it looks rather old, and damaged. Do you need it? Regards
 
The valve "O" ring in my "Comando" eventually got squashed out of shape by flattening and no longer held pressure. That was due to the rubber ageing and the gun being at high pressure as I always had it pumped up to as much as I could load against for shooting. So photographs will be of no use. I suggest you try to find the parts from raygun converters as for sure they remove the rear tank and rear bulkhead parts and shorten the inner barrel tube, so all the rear end parts, which you need, are discarded or put into a storage bin.
 
Who are those "raygun", do you have address? Do you need my "Comando" old body? Thanks
 
You have to look and do some google searches, I cannot do it for you. I no longer use my "Comando", so I do not need another and I stopped using it once more powerful guns became available which float after the shot. By not falling to the bottom these floating guns avoid scratches and damage from sharp and abrasive underwater objects.
 
Thanks
 
 
I still have a small supply of piston u-cup seals, the barrel o-rings, the rear seal that seats the pump, and the tiny o-ring that seats the valve needle. These are for the Clipper series, maybe others. PM me if I can help. My three clippers are holding air and seeing current service underwater.
 
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