@@emiel6n867 The original all-wood cp1 grip will fit the cp2 if you replace the cp2 endcap and trigger guard with its cp1/pp800 counterparts, or modify them as shown. Also the protruding trigger frame pin needs to be replaced as shown.
There is no throat screw. The only changes made to the Chaser are pin, endcap and trigger guard. The original pin comes out simply by driving out with hammer and another pin. Not difficult, unless the original pin is deformed on both ends because you attempted to cut it short while still mounted
All parts will of course also fit the Airbug. The Airbug is a Chaser with a wood grip, a Bandit trigger guard and a Bandit endcap. The Bandit pressure gauge cap should have came along with the air pistol package
@@vasilkonstantinov2396 The QB78 is a perfect example where the entire system is fixed to the stock with just 1 screw. Mechanically it‘s more than sufficient. If you want the 10x security, the chaser endcap can be swapped 1:1 for the bandit/airbug endcap with the extra rear screwhole. Makes the process same as part1.
@@vasilkonstantinov2396 btw if you run the simulator with the chaser M5 screw, you get an allowed pulling force equal to at least 450kg weight infinitely jumping on a breaking point. The large frame catches all other forces.
Wow that is really cool! Nice work. 👍
Does the Artemis cp1 wooden grip fit the cp2?
@@emiel6n867 The original all-wood cp1 grip will fit the cp2 if you replace the cp2 endcap and trigger guard with its cp1/pp800 counterparts, or modify them as shown. Also the protruding trigger frame pin needs to be replaced as shown.
What’s that throat screw for ? Ya that trigger spring housing is not coming out ?
You just tug it and it came I’m pulling with pliers?nothing ?
There is no throat screw. The only changes made to the Chaser are pin, endcap and trigger guard. The original pin comes out simply by driving out with hammer and another pin. Not difficult, unless the original pin is deformed on both ends because you attempted to cut it short while still mounted
Where did you get the pressure gauge cap? And would it fit the Airbug?
All parts will of course also fit the Airbug. The Airbug is a Chaser with a wood grip, a Bandit trigger guard and a Bandit endcap. The Bandit pressure gauge cap should have came along with the air pistol package
Where I can buy the conversion kit
@@loretobautista4990 the components of the kit can be bought on the linked eBay pages or as whole on egun.de, simply search for Diana Bodykit
This kit comes with the barrel band correct ? Because I'm starting off with just the basic Diana Chaser pistol
@@gumbystown yes barrel band is included
I can’t find that airbug /bandit trigger guard anywhere
Guess I’ll file it
Didn’t look like you filed much
Yes, a few minutes for the chaser trigger guard
Niceeeeeeee👍😉🇳🇱 and subscribed
Everything is nice, but the system of the Chaser will be fixed on the stock only with one screw. This is quite unacceptable
@@vasilkonstantinov2396 The QB78 is a perfect example where the entire system is fixed to the stock with just 1 screw. Mechanically it‘s more than sufficient. If you want the 10x security, the chaser endcap can be swapped 1:1 for the bandit/airbug endcap with the extra rear screwhole. Makes the process same as part1.
@@vasilkonstantinov2396 btw if you run the simulator with the chaser M5 screw, you get an allowed pulling force equal to at least 450kg weight infinitely jumping on a breaking point. The large frame catches all other forces.