[kondor-11]

Hi, I'm looking to get a PGP, and will most likely buy one of the old ones used from ebay. From what I've read, it appears that I need some sort of tool to dissassemble the valve. Is this true? Do I need it? Did the stock PGPs come with this tool or do you have to buy it separate?

Also, on amazon they list a pgp with a pic of the old ones, but the name is of a PGP 2k1. Does anyone know whether it is the old one or the new one?

Thanks,
kondor-11

[Dockman]

Originally Posted by kondor-11

Hi, I'm looking to get a PGP, and will most likely buy one of the old ones used from ebay. From what I've read, it appears that I need some sort of tool to dissassemble the valve. Is this true? Do I need it? Did the stock PGPs come with this tool or do you have to buy it separate?

You will have to buy your own tool unless someone includes it with the gun. They can be found at Palmers for a nominal fee.

Originally Posted by kondor-11

Also, on amazon they list a pgp with a pic of the old ones, but the name is of a PGP 2k1. Does anyone know whether it is the old one or the new one?

You will have to ask them that, but I imagine it is the newer style (PGP 2K1).

[kondor-11]

Thanks. Palmers appears to have several different version of the tool with very little info. Do you know which one I need?

EDIT - I think I found it, is this it?

Thanks

[Guillotine]

i've got a quite old PGP (PA for the beginning of the serial number) and i'm not sure if they have changed the valve designs, but my valve came apart with strap wrenches.

[WalrusComeHome]

i push two used 12 grams down the valve area and that gets the valve out

[vellnueve]

Call them and ask which one you need