I finally found out the model# for my El Gamo. But now I was wondering if it is worth putting some money into it or just keep it and buy something new.Fires fine but I kwow it is not as fast as it was years back, but still accuate as heck!One thing that I do see is that the barrel when cocked is angled "UP" .The O-ring is warn a little but not sure if that would help the angle or not.GREAT GUN .

If you are comfortable taking it apart give it a look. Maybe you can use cheap parts from other guns.

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Seeing how it is from 1968, it well may have one. If so, a few drops of pure silicone oil into the transfer port, then standing butt down for a few days might rejuventate it. But I wouldn't do that until you know what the seal is made out of. The old Gamo's were nicely made.