Walther CPM-1 cylinders

[gunsmoke77802]

So I have a cherry CPM-1 CO2 that I love. Don't shoot it much but still its a fine pistol. One now both cylinders lose CO2 in 2 days time. How or where do I go to get a repair kit for these. It's a shame to let it die. thanks

[spektr]

You might be able to put some life into the seals by using a bit of silicone based oil. Zynthdtic o rings seem to like it

[Rover]

There's a long thread in "Olympic Pistol" on this very subject. Members will offer no help.

[David Levene]

There's a long thread in "Olympic Pistol" on this very subject.

viewtopic.php?f=4&t=58675

[Bsquareng]

I would try Umarex, they are the current US rep for Walther. I had good response and service from them on parts and replacing seals for my Diana model 6.

[Rover]

Go here:

http://www.carlwalther.com/page1.htm

I personally would try Walther in Germany.

The first thing I would try, though, is to see if Pilk couldn't help you.

[m1963]

A new cylinder might still be had, check here-
http://www.emrr.org.uk/2767902.html

Remove the VAT, and the price isn't too hateful. Be sure to email, or call, and confirm availability before commiting funds.

[spektr]

I had an issue with one of my P44 cylinders. It turns out it didnt like being stored for months at a time full. So I lubed the poppet valve with a bit of synthetic gun oil and exercised it empty with an allen wrench to move it 20 or 30 times.... Wiped off the excess oil and all was fine. A data point for you....