Yildiz SxS help

[Dead Eye Raith]

I stumbled upon one for stupid cheap. I was wondering if anyone shot one and what they have done to them. It’s the single trigger with barrel selector and ejectors. I know I need to deactivate that, but not really sure how. Thanks for the advice in advance!

[Wink drisky]

Stumpman shoots one, he has done very well with his,  I bought one on sale at academy and really like it also.  But my experience is very limited!   Polished all working components, trimmed down the main hammer springs , and trimmed down the break open springs. They are very simple guns once u get them opened up!

[Randy Saint Eagle, SASS # 64903]

Papa Dave has been slicking them up for several cowboys in this area. He says they are well made.

 

Randy

[John Boy]

Here's what the Yildiz looks like when you open it up - Good Luck because it is not a kitchen table project ...

[Dead Eye Raith]

I normally can figure out what is going on in there, but I can’t find anything that explains how. There is no YouTube or anything. Any help would be great. 

[Dead Eye Raith]

I was able to email the manufacturer and they sent a print to me. Hope this helps someone. 

[Randy Saint Eagle, SASS # 64903]

It looks like you could just remove  #44 Ejector spring guides and the ejector springs.

 

I'd start there and see.

 

Randy

[Dead Eye Raith]

Actually, I figured out that if you remove 57&58, the right and left ejectors will push the shell out, but not eject! It works great! Then I trimmed down the hammer springs by 2coils and it is much easier to open. I am now working on sanding down the chambers to allow easy shucking. Almost finished. All in all, not a horrible experience. 

[Randy Saint Eagle, SASS # 64903]

1 hour ago, Dead Eye Raith said:

Actually, I figured out that if you remove 57&58, the right and left ejectors will push the shell out, but not eject! It works great! Then I trimmed down the hammer springs by 2coils and it is much easier to open. I am now working on sanding down the chambers to allow easy shucking. Almost finished. All in all, not a horrible experience. 

Thanks, once I saw the springs I didn't look far enough down the list to see anything else.

 

Randy

[Rio Brazos Kid]

The guns are pretty dependable.  Only thing is you cannot buy parts for them. Briley Manufacturing is the Official Warranty Service Station for Yildiz, and they will not sell you any parts .  They will repair them, if you send the gun to them, including any needed parts.  However they won't sell you any parts.

 

   RBK