There's really not much more you need to reseal a multi stroke pneumatic airgun, just the ability to not bugger up any roll pins or screws and of course the rebuild kit. ![]() My area of airgun interest is mostly just multi stroke pneumatics with a few Co2 guns, and I'm an iron sight kind of guy with only one scope I occasionally use. I borrowed one when I last needed, and just have not purchased my own yet. This has been all I've really needed aside from the specialty tool required for opening the soldered in valves (it's a cartridge valve with one half soldered into the compression tube ) on original pre '92 Benjamin and Sheridan airguns. I've been doing personal airgun work for about 6 years now and while the quality of tools I use has gotten better, the types of tools I use has stayed the same over the 31 or so airguns I currently own.
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