Newbe needs help

[BigCat1]

I was going to install a new GRT trigger and when I took the stock off my Bigcat, these small
plastic pieces or bushings fell out from some where........or does anybody have a part diagram for this gun..........Thanks

[Splash]

Well Troy, first off let me wecome you to the GTA.  If you look at the cocking arm on the right side, you will see a small pin sticking out, thats where they go. Also if you look in the library, there is a diagram that shows where it goes, the S1K and hunter series are the same action. There is a small U shaped piece that goes on the cocking linkage also. I hope that helps alittle.
Mike

[BigCat1]

Thanks for the info, I will be keeping up with the airgun fun..........Its been a long time since I was a kid chasing what ever I could find that moved, to shoot with an pump bb gun.........

[longislandhunter]

Just wanted to welcome you to the forum.   Look forward to your future posts....

Jeff

[shadow]

Yes Welcome to GTA , the Airgun Forum that's just one big family. Welcome to the addiction hehe and if plan on doing some hunting with your baby, post a story and pic's of your sweetheart with her harvest. Ed

[nyairman]

Welcome Troy. Mike is right about those parts. It is the little roller and bushing that rides on the cocker arm post that guides the cocking mech through the inside of the stock. I had the same thing happen to me after changing out a spring in a Gamo S1K. A little black roller appeared on my workbench after I put it back together. Jeff, AKA "Longislandhunter" informed me that it came from the cocking arm.

Well before my question at that time I lost that roller and the gun still cocks OK but with a bit of resistance. Just proves that PARTS IS PARTS, but they do mean something in the long run! :emoticon:

Greg

[shadow]

That's ok Jeff and I are interchangable......you shoot the squirrel, NO you shoot the squirrel. We'll flip a Predator and see who get's to shoot em hehe. Ed

[nyairman]

Ooops,, gotta love that edit button Ed...as long as you use it within 15 minutes...hehe.. :p

Greg

[shadow]

You got it before I could post buddy hehe. Ed

[BigCat1]

Thanks for the warm welcome, Yes I want try and hunt with it, Saturday is the opener for squirrel season here in MI but I need to get it to group alittle better. The new GRT should help alot.
The stock trigger ( if thats what you want to call it) is just ............................I dont even know how to say it..........The next worst other gun like that was a Rem 870 slug gun
it was so bad that trying to squeeze a shot off with something that kicks that hard gave me target panic so bad that I couldnt even shoot it.