modle 1000 daisy made for western auto

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Posted: May-06-2023 at 11:13am

Sounds good.

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Posted: May-05-2023 at 12:50pm

thanks cobalt i will contact u by email

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Posted: May-01-2023 at 1:59pm

You can shim the stock spring and drill the air tube to 3/32" ID to get a boost. Regular drill bits usually aren't long enough so you'll want to find a 6 inch long "aircraft extension" drill bit Or, if you don't mind spending the money you can go all out and install a high performance spring with a 7/64" ID air tube. If you want to go that route, email me for details and I'll go over the various options with you. My email address is on my profile page.

For seals, JG Airguns has the piston for it but they don't advertise a barrel seal. The piston is supposedly the same as the one used in the model 1894, so maybe the 1894 barrel seal will also work- but I would ask before ordering. Their model 1000 parts are here: https://www.jgairguns.biz/1000-shot-lever-action-bb-gun-c-78_186_911/

Their 1894 parts are here: https://www.jgairguns.biz/1894-c-78_186_206/

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Posted: April-30-2023 at 8:38pm

would like to increase power on mod 1000 western auto, what combo of spring , seals, air tube could be used to do this with out damaging gun

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Posted: April-30-2023 at 8:33pm

which spring,seals and air tube would it take to increase the speed on the modle 1000 western auto, the # on it is c566807 made in rogers , ark thanks for help

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Posted: April-23-2023 at 10:26pm

Yes, it was made exclusively for Western Auto. According to Joe Murfin it was sold from "1965 until the late 1980s". I really can't say why they aren't mentioned more often. It could be that the 1000 cost more than other similar Daisys like the 95- but that's only a guess.

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Posted: April-19-2023 at 8:19pm

thanks cobalt, good to know, is there a reason theirs little info on the modle 1000. i know it was made for western auto, 1957/58 right

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Posted: April-19-2023 at 8:11pm

cobalt327 wrote:

The model 1000 uses a smaller seal set than the 95 and most other wide frame Daisys. JG Airguns has the piston, it's supposedly the same size as the 1894, but they do not show an abutment seal for it- so I don't know if the 1894 abut. seal will work or not, so you might want to ask them if you get a piston from them.

Thanks, Mark. I'll keep this in mind when I do a tear down.

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Posted: April-19-2023 at 7:43am

The model 1000 uses a smaller seal set than the 95 and most other wide frame Daisys. JG Airguns has the piston, it's supposedly the same size as the 1894, but they do not show an abutment seal for it- so I don't know if the 1894 abut. seal will work or not, so you might want to ask them if you get a piston from them.

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