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Sounds like you have the problem solved however you may be interested in this old file of mine.

Ray

Here are the specifications for the Eagle Eye scoring gauges as well as a description of how they are used.

Ray

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Order from Earl's Repair using the Walther part numbers
http://www.carlwalther.com/

Valve seal..........PN 249 00 21........6.0 X 2...green Bolt seal.................247 23 09........4.0 X 1...black Barrel seal..............247 22 95........9.0 X 1.5...black Cylinder seal...........245 98 17......14.0 X 3...green Cylinder fitting.........247 62 66......15.0 X 2...black Two of the o...

Valve parts for the CP MATCH are;
O-ring 15 X 2 #247 62 66
spring #247 07 13
valve #247 64 01
o-ring #249 00 21
bolt o-ring #247 23 09
I have sent the instructions to you by e-mail.

Ray

The factory part numbers that you will need for CP2 pistols with serial No after #7501 are; O-ring 12 X 2 #243 79 02 spring #247 07 13 valve #247 55 37 o-ring #245 96 47 These are for CP2 pistols. CP2 MATCH models and CP2 pistols having a serial no. before#7500 require different part numbers. You ma...

As a manufacturer of plastic front sight elements we have experimented with colored inserts for many years. At one time there was a strong demand for pink inserts after a technical article by a Russian writer. We sold thousands of them as a result of that however the demand has reduced to almost not...

I am the manufacturer of plastic sight inserts. They are available in the following sizes..... Old style Walther .626” 15.9mm Anschutz, new Walther, FWB, Steyr etc. .676” 17.3mm Redfield International .733” 18.6mm They are normally sold in sets of ten inserts with a rotary holder. You can contact me...

The seal goes under the valve with the ridged side of the seal against the flat face of the valve stem.

If you send me an e-mail address I'll send you the complete instructions for changing the LGR valv seal.

Walther has always used the term "trigger power" to mean trigger weight The adjustment screw "d" is for the weight of the first stage trigger pull as measured with a trigger weight or stress gauge. Walther's translations for trigger and sight adjustment have always been a disaste...

Hello from downunder, I've just purchased a used Walther FP free pistol with the electronic trigger. It's mechanically elegant but misfires about one shot in twenty - feels/sounds as if there is not enough energy behind the firing pin (leaves only a shallow impression in the rim). Does anyone know ...

The O-rings will last indefinitely provided only that they are lightly greased from time to time. If they are not lubricated they have a nasty habit of tearing from the friction and gas pressure. Any Walther dealer should have these in stock.....they are 14 X 3 size and the hard green material is sp...

The large green o-ring simply sits in a groove in the brass fitting. it can easily be taken out by using a home-made tool.....something like a 1/8" screwdriver. You may have to bend it into a hook-shape. Hook it under the o-ring and pry it out. You must be very carefull not to scratch the brass...

In 1994 the taxpayers money (a bundle of it) was used to construct a world class range for the Commonwealth Games here in Victoria, Canada. We had promises that it would be kept as a legacy for the future use of Canadian marksmen. We had the support of the University of Victoria which is a sports sp...

Because the trap seals can be tightened they rarely need to be replaced. If you do not already have some, you should pick up a couple of valve seals before they become unavailable. the factory part no. for them is 218 29 04. they should be available from Earl's Repair (http://www.carlwalther.com/). ...

Moving the barrel back will thghten both seals.

I think it is partly true that the cocked wrist angle is designed to lock the wrist tendons which results in less wrist movement at the joint, However I think the real reason for this design has been missed here......The exaggerated downward angle of the wrist places the barrel at a much lower posit...

Loading port seals rarely need replacing on the LGR.....they are adjustable. The two white loading trap seals can be tightened up and the trap can be set so that it does not pop open easily. Here's how you do it..... 1. Loosen the big 5mm barrel clamp screw. this holds the barrel in the action. let ...

I think the reply by 6string is correct for the normal flat-base bullet or a cast bullet, however I think the most successfull bullet in the Walther GSP has been the Lapua hollow-based wadcutter. I know it was developed specifically for the GSP pistol. It is .314" diameter......and I think you ...