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how to disassemble 350 magnum including T06 trigger.
if you have some previous tuning alone with some photo that will great.

thanks
srkhan
Bangladesh

SRK.....i have disassembaled my 350 to lube it; but unfortanately no photographs. but i did use this disassembly of a diana m34..to6 as a guide; the set up to the 350 is quite similar...only difference is the cocking lever on the 350 is 2 piece. one advantage of that is you can just lift the cocking lever off the action and proceed to remove the barrel from the action without taking out the spring/piston. the spring on the diana is much longer...40 coils...so watch it.

http://www.network54.com/Forum/184474/t ... TO6%29+.22

here is another of the 350 ...not very clear though

http://www.airgunforum.ca/forums/topic40665.html

also be careful of the trigger unit while disassembling the gun....the to6 has 3 pins that hold the unit togather. if the pins slip out...major problem. i have yet to find a pictorial of the to6 trigger disassembly...well i actually did find one, but its in Russian..you understand Russian i will send you the link !!!!

i can send you link to the pdf of the to6 trigger and you can find the exploded diagram of the 350 to6 in the diana site.

forgeo....the vice you use on the compressor will need to have a block with a groove on it to let the safety unit at the rear sit within it so that the rear of the action sits flush with the block...as you see in the first link. the groove of course can not be seen.

actually you will find it extreemly simple.

let me know if you have any diffuculty ...i can guide you. the trigger, theoratically, yes...hands on ..no!!!! actually leave the trigger unit as is until you can find a good guide.

regards.

mercury wrote:forgeo....the vice you use on the compressor will need to have a block with a groove on it to let the safety unit at the rear sit within it so that the rear of the action sits flush with the block...as you see in the first link. the groove of course can not be seen.

actually you will find it extreemly simple.

let me know if you have any diffuculty ...i can guide you. the trigger, theoratically, yes...hands on ..no!!!! actually leave the trigger unit as is until you can find a good guide.

regards.

please chk ur pm

srk

check your pm. i have given the required information. it is very simple.

any more confusion ....get back to me.

check your pm

mercury wrote:srk

check your pm. i have given the required information. it is very simple.

any more confusion ....get back to me.

Hi Mercury I am about to purchase a 350 magnum very shortly, I am very interested to know the disassembly procedure as well since I don't feel comfortable giving the gun to a local armoury for service / lube tune. Could you please pm me the steps as well.

Regards,
Vishnu

DIANA 350 MAGNUM