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it is even. the picture i posted, shows an unmolested mini clipper. the aluminum tubing you see at the end needs to be unscrewed. and it will reveal the o -ring groove you see in all the pictures. at this point i'm not going to open up my mini clipper, just to proof the point, cause this gun survived a few decades and is still fully funtioning. i can assure you that once i unscrew the aluminum tubing that holds air and oil, it will look like the end of the galeon minus the V8 crankshaft pulley from the revell model kit.

[QUOTE="volkerc, post: 175660, member: 2200"] it is even. the picture i posted, shows an unmolested mini clipper. the aluminum tubing you see at the end needs to be unscrewed. and it will reveal the o -ring groove you see in all the pictures. at this point i'm not going to open up my mini clipper, just to proof the point, cause this gun survived a few decades and is still fully funtioning. i can assure you that once i unscrew the aluminum tubing that holds air and oil, it will look like the end of the galeon minus the V8 crankshaft pulley from the revell model kit. [/QUOTE]

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