Just received the first Gamo 126 from a gun auction. I think it is the Daisy version because it has an accessory rail with Daisy branding on it. I know these guns are not in production any more. I am looking for any info tear down instructions etc for this gun. I know about Chambers and have looked at their web site. I have searched this forum and others but all the info is old and the links do not exist. I also have another Gamo 126 in shipment from a different auction. It probably is a Gamo as it does not have the accessory rail on it.

Thanks

Dick Tracey

It's been @ 15 yrs since I've owned a 126 but they have always been legendary for being a real can of worms to repair. Daisy had a single repairman who handled them all back in the day.

That said---even tho I can't recall who it is there is still a 'smith who will repair them. Try contacting the 10 meter shooting specialists.

From the horror stories I've been told you may not wish to attempt it yourself. Tom

Thanks, I received the second one today and it actually shoots. Haven't run it through the chrony but it appears to be pretty fast.

Thanks

Dick Tracey

The piston is oil filled and I believe he sent the piston to Spain for repairs. I could be all wrong but I do recall something about them.

Someday, every airgun in your collection is going to belong to someone else. You only own them for a brief period, and then they are on the block once again. Do not fret about this-it is how you got them in the first place.

Tom Gaylord Airgun Revue #2 Page 86

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