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24/03/2024 This video has been produced in response to a number of enquiries regarding the servicing of these rifles, some of which were made in 2005 and the "O" rings now need replacing. It should be mentioned that no two Nimrod rifles are exactly alike so anyone undertaking servicing may experiance minor differences but the overall picture will be similar. I.E. the spring cover on this one is Brass but most will be Black Acetal. Anyone requiring more advanced servicing should consider sending their rifles to GET-Designs for the work to be carried out or get in touch for more details.

Nimrod Assembly instruction Video, The sharper ones among you will notice that the real reason for doing this exercise on this particular rifle was to enable the barrel that was in the white, to be blued and refitted.

This Nimrod in action video was supplied by our good friend Mario who recently needed to service his rifle and asked me to provide him with some instruction, as he realised that it was not like anything else he had ever worked on before and was reluctant to cause any damage in the process. This was produced after he had carried out the repair which was also a good test of my instruction video.

In this Video Graham gives a first viewing of the new Single Stroke Pneumatic Rifle to follow in the footsteps of the ill-fated Webley Paradigm. However this is a more advanced Side leaver Rifle using Carbon Fibre, Titanium and 7075 Aircraft Quality Alloys for high strength and even better performance combined with ultra-light weight.

This is a Video showing the un-packing and assembly of the Trim Reaper rifle plus a quick over view of it in use and the effect it usually has on some one who is trying it for the first time.

There are 3 distinct ways of pumping up the Air Capsules: they are ; Diving bottle, Stirrrup pump or with the special hand pump designed for the job. Unfortunately in this case the pump handle was loose and I had to keep sliding it back on as I used it. The Hand Pump system is more efficient because there is no excess volume being charged and then bled out again IE the Hose etc.

This is an explanitory video lasting 19 minutes describing our version of the types of valve used in PCP ( Pre Charged Pneumatic) Air Rifles. For the purpose of this video I have assumed that the reader has no prior knowledge. So I apologise if it is oversimplified for those of you that do. Please note: Our valves shown here are the ones we use on rifles that have to comply with legal limits such as those found in the U/K,Europe and India etc. The valves we use on our high power rifles are of a very different design.