Morini 162e manual or parts diagram needed

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Morini 162e manual or parts diagram needed

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Hi guys - does anyone have a manual and parts diagram for a Morini 162e (fixed air tube)? I've searched the net but no joy so far. If anyone has an electronic copy they could send me i would be very grateful. Thanks for your help.
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Re: Morini 162e manual or parts diagram needed

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Spencer wrote: Mon Apr 25, 2022 3:51 am did you try the morinin site?

manual for the 162el here https://www.morini.ch/app/download/11979001360/Manuale+CM162EI+-+Short+-+EN-DE-IT-FR.pdf?t=1612336390
Unfortunately they don't have the 162e on there and having contacted Morini - they don't either. I'm hoping someone still has one on the forum - fingers crossed.
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Re: Morini 162e manual or parts diagram needed

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See this old topic:

http://targettalk.org/viewtopic.php?p=169237#p169237

Try to contact "JiriK" or "NikNak" if they can help you.
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Re: Morini 162e manual or parts diagram needed

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JariN wrote: Mon Apr 25, 2022 3:14 pm See this old topic:

http://targettalk.org/viewtopic.php?p=169237#p169237

Try to contact "JiriK" or "NikNak" if they can help you.
Thanks, i've sent a message to both of them but neither have been on the forum for a year or so but fingers crossed.
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Buddy just got a 162e Ti. I'll see if he has the manual and I can scan it.
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Re: Morini 162e manual or parts diagram needed

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NukeMMC wrote: Mon Apr 25, 2022 4:20 pm Buddy just got a 162e Ti. I'll see if he has the manual and I can scan it.
Thanks - really appreciated!
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NukeMMC wrote: Tue Apr 26, 2022 6:48 am Did you try this:
https://acrobat.adobe.com/link/review?u ... 9e486b9464
Thanks - that link is for the ei version with detachable bottle. The e version has a fixed air cylinder. Some of the details from each pistol may be transferable but i'm not sure. Thanks for the link though, it may well be better than nothing. Cheers.
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Still looking guys - so any help appreciated, cheers.
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I have and use a 162e which has been my primary AP for the past 20 years and I still have the original manual. Note that it was released in the early days of Morini manufacturing pistols (having moved on from primarily being known as a grip maker) so the 'manual' is pretty crude by today's standards. It's literally three double sided A4 photocopied pages stapled together but it does include a parts (aka 'exploded') diagram. Give me a couple of days and next time I'm in the office I will scan a complete copy of it.
Should the cylinder be the issue, in the past I have had the o-rings all replaced in my cylinder when it developed a slow leak. I was able to see this process in action and described it briefly here... https://targettalk.org/viewtopic.php?t=44581
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Re: Morini 162e manual or parts diagram needed

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Fortitudo Dei wrote: Mon May 02, 2022 3:14 am I have and use a 162e which has been my primary AP for the past 20 years and I still have the original manual. Note that it was released in the early days of Morini manufacturing pistols (having moved on from primarily being known as a grip maker) so the 'manual' is pretty crude by today's standards. It's literally three double sided A4 photocopied pages stapled together but it does include a parts (aka 'exploded') diagram. Give me a couple of days and next time I'm in the office I will scan a complete copy of it.
Should the cylinder be the issue, in the past I have had the o-rings all replaced in my cylinder when it developed a slow leak. I was able to see this process in action and described it briefly here... https://targettalk.org/viewtopic.php?t=44581
Thanks - that would be really appreciated. I'll send you my email details by pm. Just about to read your thread - always great to see other peoples experience with them. Thanks again.
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Wile E Coyote wrote: Mon May 02, 2022 8:31 am Parts diagram:

http://www.pilkguns.com/tenp/cm162eex.htm
Brilliant - thank-you very much! Gradually getting all the 162e information together - forum members have been very generous with their expertise. Cheers
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A huge thank you to Fortitudo Dei in New Zealand for taking the time to help me out with a copy of the manual. Really appreciate your help - great to a have a community of like minded people to call on when something 'random' comes up. Cheers guys!
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