See the XXP-275
Gallery
when finished this gun becomes a hard hittin water
throwin hydro-animal!!! Heh, I think thats what I'll call this gun, Hydro-Animal!!!
These pictures have allready been taken after I
had allready restored the weapon, but I simulated the restoration by taking the weapon
apart. Just imagine all these pictures+a lot of dirt, and you get the original
restoration!!!
here is the weapon on the workbench
The first cover is off, when the screws are not
extremely rusted and stripped, it comes apart fairly easily
now, both covers are off and the pump handle as
well.
the underside of the barrel comes off. Also
on this piece, the pump slide unscrews as well.
here are all the pieces apart(mostly) and they are
allready cleaned.
Here is a closeup of the trigger mechanism.
It is very strange how it works. It is like a ball valve, like the screwable
pieces you can put on the end of a garden hose. The lever operates the trigger by
way of threads.
Here is a picture of the front of the gun, showing
both nozzle caps off.
here is a close up of the repair I did to the
handle for the restoration. I could have put the original handle back on, but it's
strength would have been compromised. Anyway, this works great.
