It really depends on the overall condition of the gun. There are few guns of that type in original pristine condition. If it were in near new condition, it would definitely devalue it, to permenantly change it in any way. If it were in less than good condition then it really falls into a "fixer-upper" catagory, and the sale-ability or collectability may be affected depending on the quality of the work done on it. The gun can be modified to shoot .22 rimfire by replacing the barrel, falling block, and ejector/extractor without making permrnant modifications to the rest of the parts, so you could preserve the originality of the 25-25 caliber while shooting the affordable and readily available .22 rim fire. My advice is dont modify original parts, obtain a new made barrel and a rimfire falling block and ejector/extractor and enjoy it without ruining it.
go buy RGB cartridges
The two cartridges are not interchangeable.
Empty cartridges, especially ink cartridges, should be recycled instead of being thrown away. By recycling them, companies can reuse them and one can make some money off of them.
No. Although now you can refill cartridges the way you wish to refill these resivoirs.
None. Unless it has been rebored to another caliber. Most unlikely.
Yes. Black ink cartridges are usually cheaper because it is only one color instead of several.
Laser printers use toner cartridges rather than ink.
Printer inkjet cartridges seem to have an uncanny ability to run out of ink at the most inopportune times. The way to avoid this scenario is to keep a minimum of one extra set of cartridges on hand at all times. Whenever you replace one or more cartridges, you immediately purchase replacements instead of waiting to buy cartridges when you are completely out of ink. This tactic will eliminate the stress and panic of an empty cartridge at the worst possible time.
Yes, refill kits are available at a considerable discount from new, genuine and reconditioned cartridges, although the price difference is not as great as you might think, and the process of refilling toner cartridges is messy. It can be cheaper to get bulk toner instead of single refill kits.
It would be much cheaper to buy the toner cartridges new instead of refilling them because most places charge almost the normal price of the cartridges anyways to refill them and you can catch these on clearance for half price or less at alot of stores which would be more worth the money.
It is a special tool to edit a games cartridges sav file directory instead of using an ar Apparently you can only get it in Japan.
You may use coupons and certificates in store to receive discounts for ink cartridges. Afterwards, instead of recycling the container, you can go to certain stores to refill your ink. This costs less than re-buying a new ink cartridge.