PGP help

[badpennny]

Can anyone identify the type of PGP this is? I dug it out of my closet recently; I think I got it in a trade a long, long time ago. Suffice it to say, I haven't seen one like this since.

Also, it looks pretty used- is there any way I can clean it up (seems to have a non-standard finish)? Should I invest in new seals or internals? If so, where can I get them? I think I went through ron-asp on Ebay a while ago for some PGP parts...he doesn't seem to have any these days.

Finally...given it's custom nature, any idea what it's worth?


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[aaronlecain]

your pics are huge but it looks to be a palmerized pre 2k PGP with a RVA, Cooper-T bolt, Nickle plating, Spring feed, quick change adapter, and a quick strip milling.

I would say about $175 to $250 depending on the market. (Its kinda flooded right now)

standard PGP $100
RVA $30
Cooper-t Bolt $45
Nickle plating, Spring Feed, Quick strip milling from Palmers $150
Quick Change Adapter $40

Thats the price if you started with a PGP and built it to what you have. but there is very little you can do to a Sheridan to make money back off of it. If you put money into a sheridan, don't plan on getting any back if you sell...

but if your looking to sell it... its only worth about $40 and I will give you $55 for it! ;)

[badpennny]

Ah sorry about the pics...still new to the image hosting thing...will resize in the future.

"Palmerized," now that does ring a bell. I'd actually like to hang on to it and maybe sink a few bucks into it ;) I just threw a 12 gram in there and it leaks like crazy...any idea if this is just an o-ring issue or do I need a new valve?

Thanks!

[aaronlecain]

Get:
http://www.palmer-pursuit.com/cart/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=64_65&products_id=756

and a valve tool if you don't have one

http://www.palmer-pursuit.com/cart/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=64_65&products_id=759

and have at it.... check out Mcarterbrown.com for sheridan information. it all depends on where its leaking from. the kit above should have all the seals you need.